The longest pack here, and the least said about it
Gewiss 40 × 60 mm channel, 12 bars of 2 m for 24 m, pure white
Twenty-four metres in twelve bars, and a description four lines long that names no material, no fixing method and no lid — and gives the brand twice, differently.
Specifications
- Internal width
- Not published on the listing — 40 mm is given in the title and repeated in the first bullet, with nothing said about whether it is measured inside the channel or across the outside
- Internal height
- Not published on the listing — 60 mm is given with the same ambiguity, and no wall thickness appears that would separate the two figures
- External dimensions
- 40 × 60 mm — the figures the listing publishes, in the title and in the first bullet. Two other listings on this shelf publish the same pair, one of them in the opposite order, and none of the three says which measurement it is
- Fixing method
- Not published on the listing — no adhesive, no screws and no pre-punched base is named anywhere in the title or in the four bullets. It is the only listing on this shelf that does not say how the channel stays on the wall
- Hinged or lidded profile
- Not published on the listing — no lid, cover, hinge or closure is described. The second bullet gives the product type as a cable management cover, which names a function rather than a mechanism
- Length per piece
- 2 m — stated in the title and in the first bullet, both of which describe the pack as bars of two metres
- Pack quantity
- Twelve bars, 24 metres in total — stated in the title and repeated in the first bullet. It is the longest supply on this shelf by a clear margin
- Accessories supplied
- Not published on the listing — no bends, T-pieces, couplers or end caps are named
- Material
- Not published on the listing — no PVC and no material of any kind appears. The second bullet gives the product type as a cable management cover and the fourth gives the colour, and neither says what the channel is made of
- Colour
- Pure white — stated in the title and in the fourth bullet, which gives the colour on its own line
- Amazon reference
- B00WV9G1JW (same reference on 1 Amazon marketplace)
- EAN
- 4011598488060
On the listing
A Gewiss cable channel in pure white at 40 × 60 mm, a 24-metre pack of 12 bars of 2 m, with a per-metre figure printed in the title; the same line repeated as the first bullet; a product type given as a cable management cover; a brand line; and a colour line giving pure white.
That is the whole description. Four bullets, one of which repeats the title and three of which are single fields.
Twenty-four metres, and four lines
The longest supply on this shelf sits behind the barest description on it.
Twelve bars of two metres. That is enough to run trunking around a large room, or along a corridor, or through a workshop, and it is more than three times what most packs here contain.
The counting is at least consistent: twelve bars, two metres each, twenty-four metres in total, stated the same way in both places it appears.
Everything else a buyer would want is absent, and on this listing the absences are not scattered — they are the whole middle of the specification.
The fixing method, which no line addresses
This is the only listing in this hub that never says how the channel attaches to a wall.
Every other page here names something: a self-adhesive backing, screws and anchors, a pre-punched base, or two of those together. That choice is the most consequential thing about a trunking run — it decides which walls it can go on, whether it will hold a heavy bundle, and whether a tenant can use it at all.
Here it is simply not addressed, and it cannot be inferred from a photograph with any confidence. Before twenty-four metres arrives, it is a question for the seller.
Forty by sixty, and the same absence as everywhere
The section is published in the title and repeated in the first bullet, and neither says whether it is the inside or the outside of the channel.
That is the state of all seven listings in this hub. What this one also leaves out is which figure is the width and which the height — two other channels here publish the same pair of numbers and one publishes them the other way round, so the orientation is a real question rather than a pedantic one.
The material, and the lid
Neither appears.
No PVC. No plastic named at all. Nothing about a cover, a hinge or a click closure, on a product whose second bullet describes it as a cable management cover — which names what it does and not how it opens.
For a pack of this size that matters twice over: twenty-four metres is a long run to commit to without knowing whether it can be opened afterwards, and it is a long run to specify without knowing what it is made of.
Two brands on one page
The title says Gewiss, and so does the record this page is written from. The third bullet gives the brand as something else.
This page keeps the name from the record and reports the discrepancy rather than choosing quietly between them. On a pack meant to match an existing installation, who made the channel is not a detail — profiles from different manufacturers do not necessarily join to each other — and it is worth confirming before ordering.
Before ordering
Ask the seller how the channel fixes, because the page does not say. Confirm the manufacturer, because the page says two things. And plan the corners and the ends separately, since no accessory is named anywhere.
Availability
Priced at roughly 99 € on the German Amazon store the day this page was checked.
The American, British, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores returned nothing at all, so the buy button there opens a search in that country rather than a page that would not load.
Every figure in this section is what Keepa held on the day this page was last updated. Stock and prices move without warning.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 10 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
