Cable Raceways

Cable raceways are plastic channels that mount to walls, baseboards, or desk surfaces to conceal and route cables along a defined, protected path. Instead of cables hanging loose from wall-mounted TVs or running across floors, a raceway gives them a clean, professional channel that blends with your decor.
Our cable raceways feature a self-adhesive backing for quick no-drill installation on smooth surfaces, with an easy-access hinged cover for adding or removing cables at any time. Most raceways can be painted to match your wall colour for an invisible finish.
Common Cable Raceway Applications
•  Hiding TV cables on walls — from TV to floor socket
•  Routing ethernet cables along walls and skirting boards
•  Concealing desk cables in offices and open-plan spaces
•  Managing cables in retail, hospitality, and commercial environments
Need more than a surface raceway? For wiring that requires code-compliant wire protection — such as outdoor, underground, or industrial applications — see our Conduits & Fittings range. Flexible liquid-tight conduit provides a step up in protection where cable raceways are not appropriate.

Frequently Asked Questions – Cable Raceways

Will cable raceways hide all types of cables?
Most common household cables fit standard raceways: HDMI, ethernet, phone chargers, lamp cords, and AV cables. A 1.5″ wide raceway holds 2–4 standard cables comfortably. For more or thicker cables, choose a 2″ or wider raceway. Very thick cables like HVAC power leads may require a commercial-grade raceway.

How do I cut cable raceways to length?
Cut PVC raceways with a fine-tooth hacksaw, miter box, or sharp scissors. Mark the cut, then cut the base and cover separately for a cleaner result. Deburr the cut end with fine sandpaper. Corner connectors and end caps cover joins and cut ends for a professional finish.

Can cable raceways be painted to match my wall?
Yes. PVC raceways accept standard latex and acrylic wall paint. Lightly sand the surface, apply plastic primer, then top-coat with your wall colour. The result is nearly invisible. White raceways on white walls are already unobtrusive without painting.

How do self-adhesive cable raceways stay on the wall?
Self-adhesive raceways use pressure-sensitive acrylic backing. Clean the surface with a dry cloth, peel the backing, press firmly for 10–15 seconds, and allow 30–60 minutes before loading cables. They bond best to smooth, flat surfaces. For textured or rough walls, use screw-mount raceways.

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