D-Line 25x16mm Cable Trunking, Cable Cover, Paintable, Self-Adhesive Wire Cover, Corner Wire Hider, Cable Management - 25mm (W) x 16mm (H) x 1-meter Length - White

Good product

Easy to install and cut, strong adhesivs strip

I've used a lot of D-line products and their trunking is excellent. This joint pack however is a bit tricky to get a good looking finish with unless you're extremely precise with your cuts so I've generally only ended up using the 90 degree corners and just ignored any of the straight joints as I've found it looks better just aligning the trunking sections directly together. If you need these for corners then they do look good but they're a bit on the expensive side so hard to recommend just for that.

Best price

Excellent trunking to tidy away lines of cables. I have purchased this on three separate occasions now and it always does the job. Comes with adhesive backing so does not require screws to affix to a wall or skirting board. Durable, versatile and easy to trim to length with a sharp blade. Expensive but is recommended.

Good trunking connectors which fitted well. Sadly there weren’t enough of the configuration in the pack that I needed to finish the job. Better to plan ahead and get the right number of the right pieces from Toolstation.

Well made trunking, but don't rely on the adhesive strip. You may need to nail the trunking to the wall.

A great product. I am a mediocre DIYer at best, but even I was able to make a decent job of hiding some cables with these channels and joiners. Each manufacturer of this type of product takes a slightly different approach, so don't make assumptions if you have used a "similar" product. Tips: Don't stick the channel too close to the adjacent wall otherwise there will not be room to clip on the joiner. These joiners (unlike those in some systems) have clips that go into the channel. You have to cut the channel covers so that there is a gap between sections to allow the joiners to be clipped in place. It's a little more work than the other type, but I think it results in a set up where the joiner is much less likely to get knocked off. Plastic spiral wrap makes a good transition at the end, if needed (see photo). Although it would look better if I had allowed a bit more slack.