D-Line Oak Effect Quarter-Circle Trunking - Brown

This stainable wood fiber D-Line self-extinguishing PVC trunking is suitable for hiding cables aro...

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This guide is for anyone looking to neatly manage cables with the D-Line Oak Effect Quarter-Circle Trunking. Its self-extinguishing PVC construction and hinged lid make it an ideal choice for hiding cables around floors. Keep in mind that while it's designed for ease of use, careful measurement and planning are essential for a professional finish. This guide will provide information on the product’s features, setup, care, and troubleshooting.

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ColourBrown
BrandD-Line

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FAQs

Can I paint the trunking?

Yes, the trunking is stainable, which means it can be painted to match your decor. Ensure you use a paint suitable for PVC.

What tools do I need for installation?

You will need a saw to cut the trunking, a measuring tape, a pencil, and a screwdriver or drill for securing the fixings. You may also need a level to ensure the trunking is installed straight.

How do I cut the trunking?

Use a fine-toothed saw to get a clean, precise cut. Make sure to measure twice before cutting.

What type of fixings should I use?

The type of fixings will depend on the surface you are installing the trunking on. Use screws and wall plugs if you are mounting it on a wall, and consider adhesive or double-sided tape for a temporary installation. Choose fixings that are appropriate for the surface material (e.g., wood screws for wood surfaces).

Can the trunking be used outdoors?

This trunking is designed for indoor use. Direct exposure to the elements may cause discoloration or damage.

Can I run multiple types of cables through the trunking?

Yes, you can run various types of cables through the trunking, such as power, data, and audio/video cables, as long as they fit within the trunking's capacity and do not exceed the recommended cable fill ratio for the trunking size.

Troubleshooting

Lid does not close properly.

Check for any obstructions or cables that are preventing the lid from closing. Re-arrange cables if necessary.

Trunking detaches from the wall/floor.

Ensure that the fixings are appropriate for the surface. Consider using stronger fixings or adhesive if necessary.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Easy cable access with the hinged and click-lock lid.
  • Self-extinguishing PVC for enhanced safety.
  • Aesthetically pleasing oak effect finish.
  • Allows for a clean, organized look in any room.

Cons

  • Requires careful measurement for installation.
  • Staining may require additional time and effort.
  • Limited capacity based on trunking size.
  • May not be suitable for extremely heavy-duty cable management.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Preparation: Measure the length of the cables and the area where the trunking will be installed.
  2. Cutting: Cut the trunking to the required length using a fine-toothed saw.
  3. Installation: Secure the base of the trunking to the floor or wall using appropriate fixings (not included). Consider using double-sided tape or adhesive for temporary fixing before screwing the trunking in place.
  4. Cable Management: Place cables inside the trunking, ensuring they are not tightly packed.
  5. Lid Closure: Close the hinged lid and secure it with the click-lock mechanism.

Compatibility: The trunking is compatible with various cable types, including power, data, and audio/video cables. Ensure cables are within the trunking's size limitations.

Care: To clean, use a damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that could damage the finish.

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