Neoprene Floor Cord Concealer and Protector PVC Where to use: Around the house or desks with "everyday" cables The drawback is that their thin and flexible nature, while making them more versatile, makes them less able to handle high traffic areas. Their flexible material allows them to be easily cut to the desired size, and as a bonus, you can often convert them to a dropover style cover by simply cutting away the material that creates the split entry on the bottom. This offers a bit more protection for the cables than a dropover, as they are contained within the channel, rather than sitting on the ground beneath the channel.
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These cord covers, typically made from plastic or rubber, are often flexible and feature a slit in the bottom to install the cables into their channel.
Where to use: Offices, hallways with frequent foot trafficįastLane Drop Over Cable Protectors Slit Entry Choosing a textured model will also help increase traction and prevent slipping. They can also be secured to floors with adhesive so they're less likely to be jostled. This isn't so great for vehicular traffic situations, where a tire can move the cover and damage the cables underneath, but it works decently enough for light duty covers that will be dealing mainly with feet. Since these covers have less contact with the ground than, say, a hinge-top or other flat bottomed cord cover, they aren't quite as secured to the ground. DropoverĪ "dropover" cord cover is defined as one that is installed simply by dropping it on top of the cords you want to protect. So how do you decide which is right for you? Let's check out the different types of light duty cord covers and what they're best suited for. They're often smaller, easy to install, and designed to protect against foot (not vehicular) traffic.īut they aren't all exactly the same. If you need a protector for your home, office or retail space, a light duty cover will usually do the trick. They all perform the same basic task: protecting cables and preventing trip hazards. There are lots of options when it comes to choosing a floor cord cover. Lightweight, flexible rubber models are available, as well as plastic wire covers, cable path tape, and contact paper for customizing your covers to blend in with wood flooring. The Cable Hider Cord covers can be used either on the floor or the wall.Here you will find a wide variety of light duty, easy to install cable protectors, ideal for your home or office. Choose Connectrac Voice and Data floor raceways when your application requires a built-in power source. Our Sidewinder options provide high visibility for areas where tripping on wires is a concern. Our Studiosaver and Chordsaver covers are available in colors that can be closely matched to your flooring color. Uniquely, our Safcord protector is designed to cover wires and cables running over looped carpet. Choose from many types and colors, including plastic and metal cord covers. Our extensive Light Duty Cable and Wire covers are sytlishly but functionally designed to suit any light duty protection of cords and cables in the home, office, school or gym. With specialized options like Safcord, uniquely designed for use on looped carpet without leaving residue, or Connectrac, allowing for cord pathways without drilling or trenching, Cable Ties and More has the perfect cable covering for you. Cable Ties and More has light duty cord protectors optimized for all floor materials and options with adhesive backing in order to prevent movement or to hide cords running up the wall. Light Duty cable covers offer a unique combination of style and functionality to eliminate tripping hazards while blending in seamlessly to the décor of the room.
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