Anomat Cable Trunking Kit 15 Pack 400mm Self-Adhesive Wire Cover (Paintable White) – 6m Wall-Mounted Cable Hider
Product description
The essentials
If you’re looking to tidy up wall-mounted TV leads, router cables, or any general “everywhere” wiring, this Anomat cable trunking kit is built around a simple idea: hide cables in a neat channel, then route them around corners with the included connectors. The self-adhesive approach makes it feel more DIY-friendly than cable raceways that rely purely on drilling.
It’s also a paintable white trunking solution, so you’re not forced into a purely functional look. That said, it’s not a miracle cure for messy cabling in every home—success depends a fair bit on surface conditions and how carefully you plan your run.
What you’ll notice in day-to-day use
On paper, the value comes from having multiple straight trunking sections plus the extra pieces that usually slow people down (like elbows and corners). That matters because cable management fails most often at the bends—having the right connectors reduces the guesswork and helps keep everything aligned.
The channel design is also positioned for practical bundling: each trunking run is described as holding up to 4 cables of ether. In real terms, this kind of capacity is typically aimed at common low-voltage home setups rather than thick mains-style leads.
A micro-scenario: imagine your TV is on the wall, and you’ve got a couple of streaming box leads plus the router nearby. You measure the straight section, stick the first 400mm length in place using the included nano adhesive tape, then use the included corner/edge pieces to steer the cables cleanly along the wall. Once it’s in, the cables stop “shadowing” the room and you’re left with a consistent, paintable line.
Key points
This kit is designed for quick, wall-mounted cable hiding with a self-adhesive install route, plus connectors to handle the common sharp turns around rooms.
It suits people who want a more controlled look than open trailing leads, and who care about a tidy finish—especially around TVs, consoles, and network equipment.
If you prioritise minimal fuss, the included nano adhesive tape is there for smooth surfaces, while screws and wall plugs are an alternative approach when the wall isn’t as cooperative.
Tech specs
- Name: Cable Trunking Kit 15 Pack 400mm Self-Adhesive Wire Cover
- Type: Wall-mounted cable hider / wire cover trunking
- Size: 15 pack of 400mm sections
- Colour: Paintable white
- Total length: 6m
- Material: PVC
Where it shines (and where it may fall short)
Where it shines is the “finish” you get when you’re able to run the trunking cleanly: the included connectors (such as flat elbow pieces, interior corners, exterior wall edges, and a flat T connector) are meant to make routing simpler—particularly when you need to branch off for things like wall-mounted TV cabling.
It’s also intended to help with day-to-day safety. The premise is that covering loose cables can reduce snagging and make it harder for curious little hands—or pets—to get to dangling wires.
Do keep expectations realistic: self-adhesive cable covers tend to behave best on smooth, clean surfaces. The instructions you’ve been given mention nano adhesive tape for smooth walls and screws/plugs for rougher surfaces, which suggests that if your wall is dusty, textured, or uneven, adhesion may be less reliable unless you switch to the mechanical fix.
Care & getting the best results
Before you commit, it’s worth thinking about your route and the number of bends you actually need. The kit’s connector set is helpful, but it can’t replace proper planning—if you mis-measure or place a run slightly off, you can end up with awkward spacing or a cable that won’t sit where you want.
Also consider whether you’ll paint. The trunking is described as paintable, which can be ideal for blending into your walls. Still, you’ll get the best outcome if the trunking is firmly fixed first and you allow everything to sit properly before any finishing touches.
In the box
The base description says you get a complete kit with connectors and additional fittings for a “perfect installation”, including the self-adhesive nano tape. It also notes an alternative fitting method using screws and wall anchors if you’re mounting on rougher surfaces.
Is it worth it?
Buy it if you want a straightforward, wall-mounted cable hider kit that’s geared towards quick installation using adhesive on smooth surfaces, with enough connectors to manage common corners and branching points—especially for wall-mounted TV and similar home setups.
Skip it if your walls aren’t suitable for sticking (for example, you can’t reliably prepare a clean, smooth mounting surface) or if your cable setup doesn’t match the kind of low-profile cable hiding this trunking is aimed at. Also, if your cabling route is highly irregular, you may find that you need extra planning—or additional pieces—beyond what’s included.
Quick FAQ
FAQ: common questions before you buy
Can I install this on rough walls?
The description says nano adhesive tape is for smooth surfaces, and screws with wall anchors can be used as an alternative for rougher surfaces. If your wall is textured, it’s sensible to plan for the mechanical method.
Is it paintable to match the room?
Yes—this kit is described as paintable white, and the idea is you can cut or paint it to suit your aesthetic preferences.
Does it come with corner and elbow pieces?
It’s described as including connectors such as flat elbows, interior corners, exterior wall edges, and a flat T connector to help simplify routing.
How many cables can it hold?
The trunking is described as able to accommodate up to 4 cables of ether per channel. If you’re hiding fewer or thinner leads, that capacity is likely more than enough.
What’s the total coverage length?
The kit is stated to provide 6m total length across the included 15 sections.