One For All WM5031 Cable Trunking — 1 m Plastic Cable Trunking

One For All WM5031 is a 1 m plastic cable protector designed to organise and conceal AV, power and network cables along walls and skirting boards. The rigid channel keeps multiple cables routed together, reduces visible clutter and lowers the risk of trips or accidental damage. The profile can be cut to the required length and mounted using adhesive tape or screws to fit a variety of home and office installations.

Advantages

The plastic construction provides durable protection for cables while remaining lightweight and easy to handle. A smooth exterior finish creates a neat appearance that blends with most interiors. The channel accommodates mixed cable types and keeps them aligned to prevent tangling. Installation options include adhesive mounting for quick placement or screw fixing for a more permanent solution.

Suitable for

• Concealing AV cables behind televisions and media furniture
• Routing power and charger cables along skirting boards
• Organising Ethernet and network cables in home offices
• Protecting cables in light-traffic corridors and rooms

Key specifications

• Material: rigid plastic
• Length: 1 metre
• Profile: single-channel cable duct
• Finish: smooth surface suitable for painting
• Mounting: adhesive or screw fixing
• Compatibility: suitable for AV, power and network cables

How to use

Measure the run and cut the cable cover to the required length with a fine-toothed saw or suitable cutter. Open the channel, place the cables inside without exceeding the internal width, and close the lid securely. Clean the mounting surface, then fix the cover in place using the included adhesive tape or pre-drill and screw the base to the wall for a more permanent installation. If painting is desired, use a paint compatible with plastic and apply after installation and proper surface preparation.

Recommendations

For safe and tidy results, avoid overfilling the channel and ensure power cables are separated from sensitive signal cables where possible. Use screw mounting in high-traffic areas or where a firmer attachment is required. When painting, test paint adherence on a small area first and allow adhesives to set fully before applying finish coats.