Setup, Compatibility & Care
- Preparation: Measure the length of the cables and the distance you want to cover. Ensure you have the necessary trunking length.
- Cutting: Cut the trunking to the desired length using a fine-tooth saw. Consider using a miter box for precise angles.
- Installation: Attach the trunking to the wall using screws or adhesive, as appropriate for your wall type. Ensure the trunking is level.
- Cable Placement: Gently feed the cables into the trunking.
- Closing: Snap the lid of the trunking into place, concealing the cables.
- Painting: If desired, paint the trunking with a paint that is compatible with the material, matching your wall color.
Compatibility: The D-Line Mini+ Trunking is generally compatible with most types of cables, including power cords, HDMI cables, and network cables. Always ensure that the cable bundle does not exceed the trunking’s capacity.
Care: Clean the trunking with a damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that could damage the surface.