Delamu Mini Cable Trunking Self Adhesive (2.4M) – 1-cable cable management kit, white
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The essentials
If you only need to hide one power lead or a low-voltage cable, Delamu’s Mini Cable Trunking is built around that simple goal: a slim trunking channel you can stick down and then route a single cable neatly along a wall.
On paper, it’s the kind of kit that suits the “quick tidy” projects—think a lamp cord across a skirting edge, a desk Ethernet cable where it’s always getting kicked, or a single wall-mounted device’s power lead that’s just too visible. It’s also positioned as a safety upgrade in everyday homes, especially where exposed cables are a trip hazard or where curious pets and children might be tempted to chew or pull at them.
That said, it’s not designed to be universal for every surface or cable situation, so it helps to check your wall texture and cable type before you commit.
Key features you’ll actually use
This trunking system is described as a protector for a single cable, and the kit includes multiple parts to help you route around corners rather than forcing the cable to bend in awkward ways.
What stands out here is the “covers the cable” approach: the trunking is meant to close over a wire and keep it out of sight, while still allowing you to plan a tidy line from point A to point B. The product listing also notes that it’s intended for low-voltage cables as well as single power cords.
Included in the set are fittings that make a run easier to manage: 5 couplers plus multiple corner pieces (a flat corner, an internal corner, and an external corner) and a mounting tape strip. That combination is handy when your layout isn’t a straight line.
Where it fits best (and where it doesn’t)
It makes sense if you’re dealing with one main cable that’s visible and annoying, and you want to clean up an area without drilling or complex installation. You can also think of it as a practical home office upgrade: route one Ethernet cable cleanly, keep a speaker or lamp lead contained, or reduce cable clutter near where you move most.
It may not suit you if your wall is textured. The listing is quite explicit that the included double-sided adhesive tape is not suitable for textured walls. So if your surface is anything other than smooth, you might need to look at a different mounting approach rather than assuming the tape will hold.
Also, because it’s “mini” and set up for a single cable channel, it’s not the choice when you’re trying to hide multiple thick cables side-by-side.
Getting the most from the self-adhesive install
Installation is presented as something you can finish in minutes, which tracks with the self-adhesive tape approach. The main practical detail is that you follow the fitting instructions for the mounting tape so the trunking stays aligned.
A useful way to picture the job: imagine you’ve got a wall-mounted unit and its lead drops down and then runs horizontally along a short section of wall. You’d measure the run, plan where you’ll use a corner piece, lay the trunking channel in place, press along the length, and then feed the cable inside before closing it. It’s a straightforward “line it up and stick it down” task.
Worth noting: the kit relies on adhesive performance, so surface prep matters more than you might expect.
Tech specs (what’s stated)
- Type: Self-adhesive mini cable trunking (single cable)
- Length: 2.4M total trunking length
- Colour: White
- Cable channel quantity: 6 channels
- Channel size: 15.7 inches long x 0.6 inches wide x 0.4 inches high
- Included fittings: 5 couplings, 1 flat elbow, 1 internal elbow, 1 external elbow
- Mounting tape: Double-sided clear tape included
- Notes from the listing: Not suitable for textured walls
Pros, limitations, and who it’s for
Pros (where it shines): - A targeted solution for hiding a single cable, rather than managing a whole network - Corner pieces and couplers included, so non-straight routes are covered - Self-adhesive approach is positioned as quick to fit - Aimed at making exposed cables less visually messy and potentially safer around family members and pets
Limitations (be realistic): - Not suitable for textured walls, which can be a deal-breaker depending on your room - It’s sized for one cable path, if you need to cover several cables, you may need a different style of trunking
It’s a solid pick if you’re after a neat, low-effort cable management upgrade for a home office or living room. But it can feel a bit “too specific” if your project involves multiple cables, unusual wall surfaces, or cables that don’t match the single-cable intent.
Small FAQ for buying decisions
Is it only for power cables?
The listing describes it as suitable for closing a cable or low-voltage cable (examples include phone/fax, speaker, lamp, and Ethernet Cat-5/Cat-6), so it’s not limited to mains power in principle—but it’s still presented as a single-cable trunking solution.
Does it include everything I need for corners?
It includes multiple accessories: 5 couplers plus flat and internal/external elbow pieces, along with mounting tape.
Will the adhesive work on any wall?
No—according to the listing, the double-sided clear tape is not suitable for textured walls.
How long is the trunking run?
The total trunking length is given as 2.4M.
Should you buy it?
Delamu Mini Cable Trunking is worth considering if you’ve got one cable you want to hide neatly along a wall—especially in a home office setup—and your wall is smooth enough for strong self-adhesive bonding. The included couplers and elbow pieces make it easier to get a tidy route rather than forcing a straight line.
You may want to skip it if your wall is textured, because the tape isn’t meant for that. It’s also less of a fit if you’re trying to manage multiple cables or a wider cable bundle. If your project matches the “single cable, quick stick-down tidy” approach, it’s a practical, uncomplicated solution—just don’t expect it to handle every surface and every cable scenario.