Floor (Herringbone) Cable Trunking

Floor cable trunking is plastic trunking, also known as fishback trunking because of its low, curved profile, that covers cables laid on the floor in areas where people walk. It is used to protect power and data cables that run across the gap between a desk and a wall socket in offices, and lines that cross walkways in areas such as meeting rooms, shops and exhibition stands, and to prevent tripping. In this category, floor trunking from Akiş Plastik and Adal Pano in 50x12, 70x18, 70x20 and 90x20 mm sizes is sold by the meter in adhesive-tape and tapeless types. Choose the profile size according to the number and diameter of the cables that will pass through it, and the taped or tapeless type according to the floor covering and the traffic density. These plastic floor trunkings do not replace the heavy-duty cable bridges used in areas where vehicles or forklifts pass.

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How to choose Floor (Herringbone) Cable Trunking

Floor cable trunking is plastic trunking, also known as fishback trunking because of its low, curved profile, that covers cables laid on the floor in areas where people walk. It is used to protect power and data cables that run across the gap between a desk and a wall socket in offices, and lines that cross walkways in areas such as meeting rooms, shops and exhibition stands, and to prevent tripping.

  • Clarify whether the task is connection, cable routing, enclosure distribution or termination.
  • Match dimensions, thread standard, conductor cross-section and IP rating with the cable and panel.
  • Choose housing material and pack quantity according to the mounting environment.

Frequently asked questions

What is Floor (Herringbone) Cable Trunking and where is it used?

Floor cable trunking is plastic trunking, also known as fishback trunking because of its low, curved profile, that covers cables laid on the floor in areas where people walk. It is used to protect power and data cables that run across the gap between a desk and a wall socket in offices, and lines that cross walkways in areas such as meeting rooms, shops and exhibition stands, and to prevent tripping.

What should I compare when choosing Floor (Herringbone) Cable Trunking?

Choose the profile size according to the number and diameter of the cables that will pass through it, and the taped or tapeless type according to the floor covering and the traffic density.

Where can I find technical details for Floor (Herringbone) Cable Trunking products?

These plastic floor trunkings do not replace the heavy-duty cable bridges used in areas where vehicles or forklifts pass.

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