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Cable Trunking query
I have cables running around my room for projector, speakers, Sky, broadband etc - these are all tacked neatly around the corners of room. However, I would like to cover them up completely.
From what I can see, trunking I can buy online would require me to take out the cable holders, run cables through the trunking and then stick it to the ceiling. However, my house was built a few hundred years ago and the walls aren't absolutely straight. Is there an adhesive corner trunking/covering that I can stick over the cables rather than having to untack them from the wall? I hope that makes sense! Cheers |
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