Cable Covers

InstallPaul · Nov 26, 2014

[SIZE=10pt]Hi, I'm fairly new to the electrical installer trade and just wondered if anyone else had come across the same thing I have.[/SIZE]

[SIZE=10pt]I think with Christmas coming up, this is going to be an increasing thing for me (and other installers) but a couple of my first jobs were putting TVs on the wall of customers houses. The customers have been hesitant about where they want the TV, so putting the cables behind the walls seemed risky in case they wanted to move it later. So I didn't leave cables hanging I wanted to use a cover. Others I've talked to suggested MK but I found cable covers by a company called **** ** *** and they open and shut any time to add wires, look nicer and were easier to fit. [/SIZE]

ProDave · Nov 26, 2014

* **** trunking I think is just a generic term (that describes it's shape) rather than a particular make.

Yes it can look nicer than ordinary square trunking. but up here 90% of houses have plasterboard walls, so there's just no competition, in the wall every time.

kerching · Nov 26, 2014

I have used * **** frequently.....very good BUT you have to be knob on with your cuts.....BnQ ( warranty shirking lying tw@ tosspots) were selling the cutting jigs for 5p...so i got a couple

Their woodgrain version is quite good also

a3 · Nov 26, 2014

First post has been edited as the poster is clearly trying to advertise a particular product for professional gains.

@InstallPaul - Please refrain from advertising and should you wish to advertise then please ask for our sponsors costs whereby you and your company can become a forum sponsor and benefit from our high google traffic and forum members.