[SML] A less bulky Cable trough?

[ER Casey]

Industrial supply outfits have ‘office’ grade cable ramps with lower outlines. No idea how they stand up to heavy traffic but likely better than gaffe tape.

https://www.globalindustrial.com/p/outdoor-grounds-maintenance/parking-lot/cable-protectors/molded-rubber-cable-protector-black?infoParam.campaignId=T9F&gclid=CjwKCAiAy9jyBRA6EiwAeclQhOztrTfOWX3bLGEsF0-9ejyco2MFW3u75FRf5aJFWQyW6NR1iF30mxoCSQMQAvD_BwE


E. R. Casey

Entertainment Sound Production
2311 Kansas Ave.
Silver Spring MD 20910

www.ESPsound.com
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> Is there such a thing as a less bulky cable trough?
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> They tend to be so tall with such a sharp incline that people trip over it more than the bare cable lying on the floor.
> I'm suggesting they make a trough in the floor with the next remodeling but anyone got better ideas?
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> I wondered about making plywood "ramps" up to the trough, at least the incline would be so slight people wouldn't notice it IF I could get the beginning lip tapered enough.
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> Thoughts?
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> Thanks
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> Ben Hain
> Technical Director
> Hill Theater - RCTC
> 507.259.3570 mobile

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