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EcoTrough assembly

Explore the straight, angled and junction forms that make up a connected EcoTrough route.

EcoTrough assembly

From individual modules to a complete route.

Straight sections, angled bends and branching junctions make up the EcoTrough assembly range. These product views show the core forms that can be connected on site.

Use the drawings alongside your route plan to check dimensions, connections and cover requirements.

Illustration of the assembled EcoTrough straight trough with GRP grating cover

The straight assembly

Made to work together.

  • Straight trough bodyForms the cable route.
  • Cable trough support lidA separate structural layer beneath the cover.
  • GRP grating coverA 50 mm finished lid.
Download assembly drawing (PDF)

Use the drawing for dimensions and connection details.

Assembly gallery

See how the pieces connect.

See the straight, 45° bend, three-way and four-way forms.

Component information

Individual component weights.

Use the component weights to plan handling and quantities for your chosen arrangement.

ComponentIndividual weight
Cable Trough Support Lid8 kg
Straight Cable Trough28 kg
4 Way Base24 kg
4 Way Int Lid13 kg
End Plate7 kg
Centre Post4.50 kg

28 kg straight trough

The straight cable trough weighs 28 kg as an individual component. This excludes any separate lid, support lid, end plate or other items. A complete route weight depends on the modules and covers selected.

Check the product drawings
EcoTrough section product view on gravel

Installation planning

A clear route starts with the details.

Plan the ground conditions, supporting detail, cable loading and intended surface use before installation. EcoTrough’s lower weight can help simplify moving and positioning sections, particularly where access is constrained.

View assembled unit drawing

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