Abstract: An apparatus for carrying cable, including: a first curve-limited drag chain facing in a first direction and including a plurality of channel-defining links, a second curve-limited drag chain facing in a second direction and including a plurality of channel-defining links, the second direction opposite the first direction, a transition link coupled between the first curve-limited drag chain and second curve-limited drag chain, a first mount coupled to an end of the first-curve limited drag chain, and a second mount coupled to an end of the second-curve limited drag chain.

Abstract: A conduit routing system for easily and efficiently routing, concealing, and securing conduits along a structure. The conduit routing system generally includes a channel member adapted to be secured against a structure such as a wall. The channel member may include a channel in which conduits may be secured and routed. The channel member may include a pair of connectors; each including an inner receiver slot and an outer receiver slot. A cover may be secured to the channel member by engaging with the outer receiver slots. A securing member for retaining the conduits within the channel member may be secured to the channel member by engaging with the inner receiver slots. Connector strips such as double-sided tape may additionally secure the cover to the channel member. A number of different couplers may be utilized which are secured over the channel member and the cover.

Abstract: A conduit routing system for easily and efficiently routing, concealing, and securing conduits along a structure. The conduit routing system generally includes a channel member adapted to be secured against a structure such as a wall. The channel member may include a channel in which conduits may be secured and routed. The channel member may include a pair of connectors; each including an inner receiver slot and an outer receiver slot. A cover may be secured to the channel member by engaging with the outer receiver slots. A securing member for retaining the conduits within the channel member may be secured to the channel member by engaging with the inner receiver slots. Connector strips such as double-sided tape may additionally secure the cover to the channel member. A number of different couplers may be utilized which are secured over the channel member and the cover.