Cable trunking DELOCK 22027, 25×25 mm cross-section, 1 m length, grey

DELOCK 22027 cable trunking is a straight, 1 m long wiring channel with a 25×25 mm cross-section in a neutral grey finish. It is designed to route and protect electrical and low-voltage cables along walls, skirting boards or furniture, providing a tidy, concealed path that reduces cable wear and minimizes trip hazards. The trunking is suitable for visible installations where a low-profile, rectangular channel is required and where ease of cutting and fixing on common building surfaces is important.

Advantages

The DELOCK 22027 trunking offers a compact profile with sufficient internal space for several cables while maintaining a discreet appearance. Its 1 m length allows for modular runs that can be combined or cut to size on site. The grey finish blends with typical interior palettes and helps conceal cables without painting. The product is lightweight and simple to handle, and the smooth interior assists with pulling cables through during installation.

Suitable for

• Routing power and low-voltage cables along walls and skirting boards
• Concealing network, audio/video and telephone cables in offices and homes
• Temporary or semi-permanent cable management in workshops and small commercial spaces

Key specifications

• Cross-section: 25 × 25 mm
• Length: 1 m
• Color: grey
• Profile: rectangular trunking for surface mounting
• Material characteristics: lightweight, cuttable on site (material: rigid PVC/plastic)

How to use

Measure the run required and cut the trunking to length with a suitable saw or cutter. Position the base against the mounting surface and fix it using appropriate screws or adhesive depending on the substrate. Lay the cables inside the trunking, ensuring they are not tightly packed or bent beyond recommended radii, then snap or place the cover in position to conceal the cables. For runs around corners or obstacles, use compatible fittings or miter the trunking ends for a neat join.

Recommendations

Ensure that any electrical wiring installed within the trunking complies with local electrical codes; separate mains power and sensitive low-voltage communication cables where required. Use appropriate fixings for the mounting surface and avoid overfilling the trunking to maintain cable integrity and ventilation.