D-Line White Semi-Circle Trunking Length - (W)16mm (L)2M (H)8mm

This white D-Line PVC trunking is suitable for managing speaker, alarm, and telephone cables. It i...

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This guide is for anyone looking to organize and protect cables using the D-Line White Semi-Circle Trunking. The key benefit is a clean and tidy cable management solution, ideal for speaker, alarm, and telephone cables. Note that the trunking is designed for surface-level cable runs, not in-wall installations.

All features

SeriesSemi-Circle
Model Part Number10 DLH16008
BrandD-Line

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FAQs

What is the trunking made of?

The trunking is made of durable PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) material.

Can I paint the trunking?

While the white finish is designed to blend in, you can paint the trunking to match your decor, but test on a small area first to ensure compatibility.

What tools do I need to install the trunking?

You'll need a measuring tape, a saw (for cutting), a screwdriver or drill (for fixing), and possibly adhesive tape.

Is the trunking suitable for outdoor use?

This trunking is generally intended for indoor use. Prolonged exposure to sunlight and weather may affect its durability.

How do I cut the trunking?

Use a fine-tooth saw to ensure a clean cut. Measure carefully before cutting.

What type of cables can be used with this trunking?

It is suitable for speaker cables, alarm cables, telephone cables, and other similar low-voltage cables.

Can I use this trunking to run electrical cables?

This trunking is designed for low voltage cables. Always consult local electrical codes and guidelines before running electrical cables.

Troubleshooting

Trunking not staying in place

Ensure you are using the correct fixings for the surface. Consider using stronger adhesive tape or screws if necessary.

Difficulty closing the trunking cover

Make sure the cables are neatly arranged inside and not obstructing the cover. Ensure that the cover is aligned correctly before snapping it into place.

Cables are too difficult to fit inside the trunking.

Use cable ties or organizers to bundle the cables together before inserting them into the trunking. Consider using trunking with larger dimensions if necessary.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides a clean and organized appearance by concealing cables.
  • Made from durable PVC, ensuring longevity.
  • Simple installation process.
  • White color blends well with most environments.
  • Suitable for various cable types, including speaker, alarm, and telephone cables.

Cons

  • Limited capacity; may not accommodate a large number of cables.
  • Surface-level installation only; not suitable for in-wall applications.
  • Requires careful planning to ensure sufficient cable length.
  • The semi-circle design may not be ideal for all cable layouts.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

  1. Measure and Plan: Determine the required length and layout for your cables.
  2. Cut to Size: Use a fine-tooth saw to cut the trunking to the desired length.
  3. Position and Secure: Place the trunking along the desired route and secure it using appropriate fixings (screws or adhesive tape, depending on the surface).
  4. Insert Cables: Feed the cables into the trunking.
  5. Close the Trunking: Snap the cover into place.

Compatibility

This trunking is compatible with most standard speaker, alarm, and telephone cables.

Care

To clean, use a soft, damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that could damage the PVC material.

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