Hiding Unattractive And Dangerous Power Cords And Wires
Whether you hate the look of wires and cords all over the place, or you are worried that your employees or even customers may take a tumble over them, there is a way to hide just about any type of cord or wire in your office; in your store and even in your home.
Some of the most popular varieties of cord covers are floor protectors; wall mounted protectors and cable protectors. Whether you need something to simply hide away your cords and wires form sight; protect them from machinery and pedestrians or keep pets form chewing through them and creating a dangerous situation, there are a variety of cord covers and protectors to use in just about every environment and situation.
Looking for a simple and inexpensive way to keep those obtrusive cables and wires out of your way? Here are some of the most popular cables ties and covers to consider using where you work and live:
- Cable Protectors: Protect your customers and your employees from unnecessary and dangerous trips and falls by using plastic floor covers to cover cords that are in the way of pedestrian traffic. Larger heavy-duty Cable Protectors can also be utilized in warehouses and storerooms where vehicles may trample and damage cords. Most floor cable covers lie firmly to the floor, while others can be affixed to carpets for an even easier tread. The most important thing to consider when purchasing this type of cord cover is how much weight and abuse it is likely to face. Use the heaviest cover you can afford in places that are prone to heavy weight vehicles or constant abuse. You should also measure the size and how many cables you will be protecting. This is obviously very important when selecting a cable or hose protector.
- Surface Raceway Cord Covers: Used in places where unsightly cords must run along the walls and baseboards, wall mounted cord covers are not only used to protect dangling cords, but to keep your office and home looking neat and tidy.
- Chord Saver: Tired of all of those cords just laying there looking horrible and getting tangled? Keep the cords to your stereo equipment; computer; home theater and more neat and tidy (not to mention out of the way), by keeping them inside of a single Chordsaver cord cover. Easy to hide behind a piece of furniture, the Chord Cover is a great way to keep cords out of the eyesight of guests.
- Club Savers: Designed to handle holding and hiding major heavy-duty cables, these club savers are great for larger offices and manufacturing plants.
- Wire Organizers: Great for offices and homes, wall or desk organizers designed to hold and organizer those messy computer and equipment cords do a lot more than make your office look neater. They can save you thousands of dollars in new equipment by:
- Eliminating wire tangles and clutter
- Neatly hiding all kinds of wires and cables
- Protecting vulnerable wires and connections
- Simplifying set-up, cleaning, modifications and relocations
When choosing cord protectors, keep these basic tips in mind:
- Look for durable products. There is no use buying a inexpensive cord protector that is not going to withstand the test of time. Be sure to look at the quality of the product’s you choose to make sure that they can handle the abuse your cords endure.
- Look for style. As long as you are going to take the time and money to find a quality cord protector or organizer, why not also make sure you find one that is stylish and will look good in your home or office? Many of today’s products are made in a variety of styles colors and materials to help them better blend into your room décor.
- Products that will not just protect your cords, but make moving your equipment easier. Nothing is more frustrating than trying to untangle a cord mess under your desk when it is time to move to a new office. Avoid this hassle with a desk mounted cord organizing system.
- Look for simplicity. True there are some products that are hard to assemble and hard to mount, but most aren’t. Look for simple installation instructions and easy-to use products.
One of the biggest safety hazards in any office or home are cords left to dangle across the floor and in doorways. The truth is there are times when you need to run a cord along a pedestrian or vehicles runway, but that does not mean someone will not get hurt, or that you will not damage your equipment. Protect yourself and your cords by utilizing any number of the cord protectors listed here. For more Information please Visit : www.cabletiesandmore.com
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