InLine Cable Guide Flexible, Vertical for Desks, 2 Chambers, 0.80m Silver

Flexible vertical cable duct InLine with two internal chambers and 0.80 m length is made to route and separate power and data cables along table legs and workstations. The silver finish integrates with office and home interiors while the flexible construction follows leg movement and adjustments. The product is supplied as a single unit and enables a clean, safer workspace by reducing cable tangling and visible clutter.

Advantages

This cable duct provides two separate chambers to keep power and signal cables apart, supporting better organization and reduced interference risk. Its flexibility allows installation on a variety of table leg shapes and positions, and the 0.80 m length covers most standard desk heights. The neutral silver colour offers discreet visual integration in commercial and home environments. The single-piece supply simplifies ordering and replacement.

Suitable for

• Routing power and data cables along desk legs
• Workstation and office desk cable management
• Home office setups with mixed power and signal wiring
• Adjustable tables where vertical cable movement is needed

Key specifications

• Length: 0.80 m
• Number of internal chambers: 2
• Colour: silver
• Mounting type: vertical for attachment to table legs or workstation frames
• Material characteristic: flexible design to accommodate movement and positioning
• Packaging: single unit in a box

How to use

Attach the flexible duct vertically along the table leg or workstation frame at the desired height, ensuring the mounting surface is clean and free from dust. Open or access the chambers as designed, insert power cables into one chamber and data or signal cables into the other to maintain separation. Secure the duct according to included clips or fasteners, and adjust routing to avoid sharp bends or pinching that could damage cables.

Recommendations

For reliable performance, avoid overfilling chambers and keep bend radii within manufacturer-recommended limits. Route high-voltage and low-voltage lines separately in the two chambers to minimise interference. Inspect the duct periodically for wear, especially where movement occurs, and replace if damage is observed.