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The Draper Defender Festoon Cable Hanging Hook (35615) is an essential organizational tool for construction site managers, event planners, and workshop professionals seeking to maintain a clean, hazard-free workspace. These hooks provide a simple, robust method for elevating cables off the floor to prevent trips and damage, though users should note that they require dedicated mounting hardware or existing support structures for installation.
| Model Part Number | 35615 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Draper |
No, the package includes the hooks only. You will need to provide your own screws, nails, or zip-ties based on your specific mounting surface.
Yes, they are made of durable thermoplastic polymer suitable for site environments, though they should be inspected periodically for wear if used in permanent outdoor installations.
While these are designed for standard festoon or power cables, they are not intended for heavy industrial hoses or thick armored cabling. Distribute the load evenly across multiple hooks.
Each individual hook measures 2.5cm x 2.5cm x 2.5cm.
Yes, their omni-directional design makes them ideal for fixing to scaffolding using heavy-duty cable ties or specialized clamps.
Apply a small piece of double-sided adhesive tape or rubber gasket behind the hook before fastening to improve grip.
Ensure the cable is firmly seated and consider using a zip-tie through the fixing point to secure the cable permanently if vibration is present.
To install, identify stable support points such as scaffolding poles, wooden studs, or temporary fencing. Use the integrated omni-directional fixing points to attach the hooks securely using appropriate fasteners like cable ties, screws, or nails depending on the mounting surface. When not in use, these hooks should be wiped down to remove site dust and stored in a dry, cool environment to maintain the integrity of the thermoplastic polymer. Avoid overloading a single hook with excessive cable weight; space them closely enough to distribute the load effectively along the entire length of the cable run.
