Cable trough / duct LO-35/P2 34x10 — No name

Straight cable trough LO-35/P2 with internal dimensions 34x10 mm provides a compact rectangular channel for routing and protecting electrical and data cables indoors. The profile is intended for neat cable management in residential, commercial and utility spaces where a low-profile duct is required. Its straightforward form factor enables concealment of single or multiple small-diameter cables and offers basic mechanical protection against abrasion and incidental contact.

Advantages

The LO-35/P2 cable trough features a slim cross-section that minimizes visual impact while maintaining a stable internal space for cables. Its straight, openable design simplifies cable insertion and maintenance without specialized tools. The product supports tidy cable runs along walls and baseboards and reduces the risk of loose cables causing tripping hazards or wear from friction. Materials are suitable for indoor environments and allow easy cutting and fitting on site to match run lengths.

Suitable for

• Concealing power and low-voltage data cables in homes and apartments
• Cable routing in offices, retail and light commercial interiors
• Running cables along skirtings, walls and under desktops
• Short branch runs where a low-profile rectangular duct is preferred

Key specifications

• Internal cross-section: 34 x 10 mm (width x height)
• Profile type: straight rectangular trough for indoor use
• Capacity: accommodates multiple small-diameter electrical or data cables depending on cable diameter
• Installation: surface-mounted along walls, skirting boards or furniture edges
• Customizable length: can be cut to required run length using appropriate tools

How to use

Measure the cable run and cut the trough to the required length using a fine-toothed saw or suitable cutting tool. Clean the mounting surface and secure the trough to the wall or skirting using screws or adhesive compatible with the trough material and the substrate. Open the trough if it has a detachable cover, lay the cables inside ensuring they are not tightly bent, then close the cover and secure any end caps or joints. Leave service loops where needed for future access and avoid overfilling to maintain ventilation and prevent cable damage.

Usage recommendations

For safe and reliable installation, follow local electrical codes and separate power and signal cables when possible. Use appropriate fixings for the wall material and avoid exposing the trough to direct sunlight, moisture, or temperatures beyond typical indoor ranges. When running mains power cables, ensure connectors and junctions remain accessible and, if required, consult a qualified electrician.