Product Description
What this trunking is for
This 16x16mm self-adhesive mini trunking is a white PVC channel that hides and protects cable runs — the kind of thing you'd use to tidy a CCTV camera cable running down a wall or across a skirting board.
The 16x16mm size is a small-cable size: fine for a single coax/power lead or a couple of thin cables from a camera down to a DVR or NVR, not a bundle of thick cabling. It's not stated to fit larger cable runs, so for multiple thick cables you'd want to check a bigger trunking size elsewhere.
Why installers use it
- Self-adhesive backing — sticks to most surfaces without screws, so fitting is quick.
- White PVC finish — blends in against white walls, ceilings and UPVC frames, which is common in CCTV runs indoors or under eaves.
- Concealment — keeps camera cabling neat and out of sight rather than left loose or taped down.
Things to check before ordering
- Confirm the size (16x16mm) is enough for the number and thickness of cables you're routing — it's meant for smaller cable counts.
- Surface adhesion works best on clean, smooth, dry surfaces; rough render or unclean masonry can affect how well self-adhesive backing holds long-term.
- This is a cable management accessory, not a weatherproof conduit spec — check suitability if the run is fully exposed outdoors.
Specifications
- Material
- PVC
- Colour
- White
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this trunking big enough for a CCTV camera cable?
Yes for a single cable or a couple of thin ones — 16x16mm is a small-cable size, so check the count and thickness of your cables before ordering.
Do I need screws to fit it?
No — it has a self-adhesive backing designed to stick to surfaces without screws, which speeds up fitting.
Will it stick well to any wall surface?
It holds best on clean, smooth, dry surfaces; rough or unclean masonry can affect how well the adhesive backing holds over time.
Is this suitable for outdoor use?
It's designed as a cable management cover rather than a weatherproof conduit, so check it's appropriate if the run will be fully exposed to the elements.
