Floor Cord Covers

Floor cord covers protect cables running across walkways and floors from foot traffic, furniture damage, and physical wear — while completely eliminating the trip hazard created by loose cables crossing a floor.
The TIESELX floor cord cover is a low-profile non-slip PVC ramp designed for use in offices, homes, event spaces, and retail environments. It lies flat against the floor, protecting the cables inside while allowing people, trolleys, and light wheeled equipment to pass over it safely.
Floor Cord Cover Features
•  Non-slip base — stays in place on hard floors and carpet
•  Protects cables from crushing and wear
•  Low-profile design — no trip hazard, easy to cross
•  Suitable for USB, ethernet, extension leads, and AV cables

Frequently Asked Questions – Floor Cord Covers

Are floor cord covers safe for all floor types?
TIESELX floor cord covers have a non-slip base suitable for hard floors (wood, tile, laminate, vinyl) and low-pile carpet. On high-pile carpet, the edges may not lie completely flat — in these cases use cable staples or clip the cover edges down with carpet tape. Do not use cord covers on wet floors or in high-moisture environments without checking the specific product IP rating.

How many cables fit in a floor cord cover?
Standard floor cord covers hold 2–3 cables depending on cable diameter. Heavy-duty cord covers may accommodate larger cables or more cables. The channel dimensions are listed in each product’s specifications. For very large cable runs (4+ cables), use two parallel covers side by side.

Can floor cord covers be cut to length?
Yes. PVC floor cord covers can be cut with a sharp utility knife or fine-tooth hacksaw. Score across the channel at the correct length, then cut through in a clean straight line. Deburr the cut end with fine sandpaper for a safe, professional finish.

What is the difference between a floor cord cover and a cable raceway?
A floor cord cover lies flat on the floor across a walkway — its purpose is protecting cables from foot traffic and eliminating trip hazards. A cable raceway mounts to a wall or baseboard to route cables along a horizontal run. They serve different purposes and are often used together — the raceway routes cables along the wall, the floor cover crosses the room at the point where cables must cross the floor.

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