We'll be running a lot of Cat5 and telephone wires along a big concrete beam in our "new" building, and we're looking for something like a spiffy 4" square wiring trough, made of epoxy-coated wire mesh or something showy like that. Any suggestions?
John
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Tim Wescott
Graybar has this sort of thing, and may even have a store in your area
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I'd search for "wire trough" first.
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Jim Thompson
Aeroflex, in Colorado Springs, has a very modern building with open ceilings and lots of wiring channels. Looks real neat ;-)
But I have no idea of the source, or what to surf on... maybe "wiring channels" ??
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Tim Wescott
Andrew wrote: (top posting fixed)
Yes, that's the right term -- I should have clarified that I'd search on "wire trough" because I didn't have the vaguest notion of the correct term...
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Martin Riddle
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has networking stuff.
But I found this
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might get dusty
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Ken Lowe
This stuff is generally called cable tray. One source is:
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It's made in many forms, not all of it pretty, though.
Regards, Ken
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Glen Walpert
I kind of like Panduit; lightweight plastic with easy snap on cover:
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