Cable trunking, also referred to as wire trunking or cable ducting, is a protective enclosed system used to manage and organise electrical cables and wires in both residential and commercial spaces. It plays a crucial role in maintaining a safe and organised environment while preventing hazards associated with loose or exposed cables.

The trunking for wiring is a flat, plastic pipe that typically comes in two pieces. It’s often made from PVC (polyvinyl chloride) and comes in many different shapes and sizes to accommodate various cable types and quantities. Along with organisational benefits, cable trunking offers several benefits:

• Safety: Cale trunking provides protection to electrical cables and data wiring, preventing them from accidentally being pulled or damaged. This is especially important in high-traffic areas where cables are exposed to potential hazards.
• Appearance: By concealing cables and wires, you can maintain a neat and tidy appearance in homes, offices and industrial settings.
• Maintenance: Access to the cables within the trunking is easy, simplifying maintenance and troubleshooting tasks, minimising downtime.
• Flexibility: Cable trunking systems can be installed on walls, ceilings and floors, adapting to various installation requirements.