PVC Cable Cover

Keep cables organised and reduce trip hazards with our PVC cable covers. Their flexible design protects power, data and communication cables while creating a safer walking surface in offices, schools, retail stores, exhibition halls and other indoor environments.

Our PVC cable covers form part of our Cable Protectors range. Available in 1, 2, 3 and 5 channel models, they offer a simple cable management solution for both temporary and permanent installations. Simply choose the model that matches the number of cables you need to cover.

Which PVC Cover Do You Need?

Each model protects a different number of cables. Compare the dimensions below to find the best option for your installation.

How to Choose the Right PVC Cable Cover

Choosing the right cable protection solution depends on the number of cables you need to protect. A cable cover that is too small can make installation difficult, while a larger model gives you extra capacity for future cable runs.

Select a 1 channel model for a single power cable or extension lead. Choose a 2 channel model when you need to separate power and data cables. A 3 channel cable cover works well for workstations, presentation equipment and network installations. If your installation contains several cables, a 5 channel model provides the most flexible solution.

All PVC cable protectors feature a flexible PVC construction that lies flat on the floor and follows gentle bends where required. Their black and yellow design improves visibility, helping to reduce trip hazards in busy indoor areas.

Flexible Cable Covers for Indoor Floors

Flexible PVC makes these cable covers easy to install while providing reliable cable protection for everyday use. Simply place the cable inside the channel and position the cover where protection is required. The flexible material allows the cover to adapt to slight changes in floor direction without lifting at the edges.

Use PVC cable covers in offices, schools, conference rooms, retail stores, exhibition halls and public buildings. They keep cables organised, protect them from foot traffic and create a safer environment for staff and visitors.

If you need a modular solution for temporary installations, take a look at our Interlocking Drop Over Cable Covers. They install over existing cables and connect together to protect longer cable runs.

Where to Use Floor Cable Cover

PVC cable covers provide a simple solution wherever loose cables cross indoor floors. They help prevent trips, keep cable runs organised and protect cables from everyday foot traffic. As a result, they improve both safety and appearance in busy environments.

These floor cable covers are ideal for offices, schools, universities, retail stores, shopping centres, hotels, conference venues, exhibition halls, healthcare facilities and reception areas. They also work well in temporary workspaces, showrooms and home offices where cables need safe, professional-looking protection.

If you need to protect cables from cars, forklifts or other vehicles, choose our Heavy-Duty Cable Protectors instead. They are designed for high traffic areas and heavier loads.

FAQ

Q1: What is a PVC cable cover?

A floor cable protector protects cables that run across indoor floors. It helps reduce trip hazards while keeping power, network and communication cables organised and protected.

Q2: Which  cable cover should I choose?

Choose the model that matches the number of cables you need to protect. Our range includes 1, 2, 3 and 5 channel PVC cable covers, making it easy to find the right solution for your installation.

Q3: Can I cut a Protective Cable Cover to length?

Yes. You can easily cut the flexible PVC to the required length using a suitable cutting tool, allowing you to create a neat installation.

Q4: Are PVC cable covers suitable for outdoor use?

No. These PVC cable covers are designed for indoor use. For outdoor areas or locations where vehicles cross cables, we recommend a heavier-duty cable protection solution.

Q5: Where are PVC cable covers commonly used?

PVC cable covers are commonly used in offices, schools, retail stores, exhibition halls, conference venues, healthcare facilities and other indoor public spaces where exposed cables create a trip hazard.

If you need help choosing the right cable management solution, please contact our customer service team. We are happy to help you select the best solution for your application.