Cable trunking system Bachmann 930.058 1 m

The Bachmann 930.058 1 m cable trunking system is a single-channel cable duct made from durable polypropylene (PP) in black finish. At 1 metre length with external dimensions of 55 mm width and 25 mm height, this trunking provides a compact, low-profile solution for routing and protecting power, data and AV cables along walls, skirting boards or furniture. The smooth surface and snap-fit cover allow discreet installation while keeping cables accessible for maintenance or changes.

Advantages

The polypropylene construction offers impact resistance and dimensional stability while remaining lightweight for easy handling. The black colour helps conceal cables in darker interiors and reduces visual contrast in exposed installations. The 1 m sections simplify cutting and joining for runs of varying lengths, and the design supports secure cable retention with a removable cover for quick access.

Suitable for

• Concealing power and data cables along walls and skirting
• Neat routing of audio/video cables in home entertainment systems
• Protecting network and phone cables in offices and small commercial spaces
• Temporary or permanent installations where surface-mounted trunking is required

Key specifications

• Material: polypropylene (PP)
• Colour: black
• Length: 1 m
• External width: 55 mm
• External height: 25 mm
• Single-channel trunking with removable cover

How to use

Measure the required routing path and cut the trunking to length using a fine-tooth saw or suitable plastic cutter. Position the trunking along the wall or surface and fix it using appropriate screws or adhesive suited to the mounting substrate. Lay cables inside the duct, avoiding overfilling, then snap the cover into place. For multi-section runs, align and join adjacent trunking sections to maintain a continuous channel and secure joints as needed.

Recommendations

Ensure the internal cable fill does not exceed the trunking cross-sectional area to avoid overheating of power cables. For installations near heat sources or in outdoor-exposed locations, choose trunking and fixings rated for the specific environment. When routing power and data cables together, follow local electrical regulations and maintain recommended separation where required.