Product Description
This is 40 × 25mm white PVC cable trunking with a self-adhesive back, used to tidy up CCTV, network and power cables run along a wall or ceiling instead of leaving them loose or drilling for conduit.
What it's for: hiding a camera or DVR cable run neatly along a skirting board, wall or ceiling — the channel is rigid PVC, so it protects the cable inside from knocks as well as tidying it away.
Key facts
- Size: 40 × 25mm — enough for several thin cables (e.g. a CCTV power/video lead plus a network cable) run together in one channel.
- Fixing: self-adhesive backing, so it sticks to a flat, clean surface without screws or drilling in most cases.
- Cover: a snap-on lid that clips over the base — press cables in, snap the cover shut, and lift it off again later if you need to add or reroute a cable.
- Finish: white PVC, chosen to blend in on typical wall and ceiling surfaces rather than stand out.
Where it's used
Good for routing CCTV wiring, network cabling and low-voltage cable generally in homes, offices, shops and workshops — anywhere a cable needs to travel in the open rather than inside a wall cavity.
One practical note: self-adhesive backing bonds best to a clean, flat, dust-free surface — wipe the area down before sticking the trunking in place for a lasting fix.
Specifications
- Material
- PVC
- Colour
- White
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need screws to fit this trunking?
No — it has a self-adhesive back, so it sticks directly to a flat, clean surface in most installations without screws or drilling.
Can I fit more than one cable in the 40 × 25mm channel?
Yes, the channel is sized to take several cables together, such as a CCTV power/video lead alongside a network cable.
How do I get cables in and out once it's stuck down?
The cover snaps on and off the base, so you can lift it to add or reroute cables without removing the trunking itself.
Is this trunking suitable for outdoor use?
The listing describes it as designed for indoor installations, so it's intended for use inside rather than exposed outdoor runs.
