MK Trunking Length - White - 25mm x 2M

You'll typically need a saw or cutter, a measuring tape, a pencil, a screwdriver or drill, and possibly cable ties or clips.

Yes, you can paint the trunking after cleaning it. Ensure the surface is prepared and use paint suitable for PVC.

The maximum number of cables depends on the size and type of the cables. Avoid overfilling to allow for airflow and easy access.

While the PVC is durable, prolonged exposure to sunlight and extreme weather conditions may affect the trunking. It's generally better suited for indoor use. Check the product specifications for outdoor suitability.

Use a fine-tooth saw or a specialized cutter. Measure accurately, mark the cutting line, and cut slowly and carefully. A mitre box can help ensure straight cuts.

The type of fixings depends on the surface. For walls, use screws and wall plugs. For other surfaces, use appropriate adhesive or clips. Consider the weight of the cables when choosing fixings.

The lid is typically designed to snap on and off. Use a small screwdriver or a similar tool to gently pry the lid away from the base if it's difficult to remove by hand.

The trunking is made of PVC, and while it may not be fireproof, it's designed to slow the spread of fire. Check local regulations for compliance.

Check for obstructions or cable overload. Ensure the lid clips are properly aligned and engaged. Use additional clips or adhesive if needed.

Use a fine-tooth saw or a specialized cutter for clean cuts. Support the trunking to prevent bending during cutting.

Ensure you are using the correct fixings for the surface. Use screws, clips, or adhesive as appropriate for the wall or surface material.