Both fixing methods in one box, with the fixings included
kinkaivy 30 × 17 mm channel, 6 pieces of 400 mm, adhesive tape or screws, 13 connectors supplied
The only kit on this shelf that puts both fixing methods in the same box — a clear mounting tape and twelve screws with anchors — alongside thirteen connectors for the corners.
Specifications
- Internal width
- Not published on the listing — 30 mm is given as the width of the channel in the title and again in the first bullet as B30mm, and neither says whether it is measured inside the channel or across the outside of it. The two differ by the wall thickness, which is a real difference at this section
- Internal height
- Not published on the listing — 17 mm is given as the height, in the title and as H17mm in the first bullet, with the same ambiguity. No wall thickness is published that would let the two be separated
- External dimensions
- 30 × 17 mm — the figures the listing publishes, carried here because the page never states which measurement they are. The first bullet writes them as B30mm and H17mm against a length of L400mm
- Fixing method
- Both — the second bullet names a clear PE mounting tape supplied free for fixing without damaging the wall, and screws and anchors as the alternative. The first bullet counts them: 12 screws and 12 anchors in the box. It is the only kit on this shelf that supplies both methods
- Hinged or lidded profile
- Not published on the listing — no lid, no hinge and no click closure is described. The channel is called a concealer throughout and how it opens is never stated
- Length per piece
- 400 mm — stated in the first bullet as L400mm. It is the shortest piece length on this shelf, where the other six are supplied in one-metre and two-metre lengths
- Pack quantity
- Six pieces — stated in the title, which gives the total as 2.4 M for 6 pieces, and in the first bullet, which lists 6× the 400 mm length
- Accessories supplied
- 13 connectors of various kinds, 12 screws, 12 anchors and one installation guide — stated in the first bullet. The connector types are counted but not itemised, which is the difference between this kit and the one other listing on this shelf that names each piece
- Material
- PVC — stated in the title
- Colour
- White — stated in the title. The fourth bullet adds that the channel can be painted to match the wall colour
- Amazon reference
- B08B8BDPVZ (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
- EAN
- 0609832535270
On the listing
A kinkaivy cable trunking kit of 2.4 m in six pieces at 30 × 17 mm, self-adhesive, white, in PVC, offered for hiding computer and television cables at home or in an office; a kit described as containing everything needed, with 6× L400mm B30mm H17mm concealers, 13× different connectors, 12× screws, 12× anchors and 1× installation guide; two flexible installation methods, either the free clear PE mounting tape that fixes the channel without damaging the wall or screws and anchors; a safety argument about trailing cables, children and pets; an improved slim profile said to suit any decor and to be paintable to match the wall, offered for television power leads, speaker cables and telephone lines; and a 12-month warranty.
Thirty by seventeen, and the question the page never answers
The figures are published. What they measure is not.
Thirty millimetres of width, seventeen of height, in the title and again in the first bullet as B30mm and H17mm. Nothing anywhere says whether that is the channel’s outside or the space inside it.
The difference is the wall thickness on each side, and at this section it is not trivial. A channel measuring thirty across the outside has meaningfully less than thirty inside, and the number of cables that fit is decided by the smaller figure.
Not one of the seven trunking listings in this hub settles this. The honest position is to read a published figure as the outside dimension unless a maker says otherwise, and to size the channel generously — a run filled to the lid cannot be added to.
Both ways of fixing it, in the same box
The second bullet is the one that separates this kit from the rest of the shelf.
A clear PE mounting tape, supplied, for fixing without marking the wall. Or screws and anchors — twelve of each, counted in the first bullet — for a run that has to hold.
That choice matters more than the section does. Adhesive depends entirely on the surface: clean, smooth and painted holds, and textured wallpaper does not. Screws hold wherever a wall can be drilled, and are the only reasonable answer for a heavy bundle or a permanent run.
Three listings on this shelf offer screw fixing only, one offers adhesive only, one offers both without supplying the fixings, and this one supplies both.
Six pieces of four hundred millimetres
The lengths here are shorter than anything else on the shelf.
Four hundred millimetres a piece, six of them, two point four metres in total — and the arithmetic in the title and the bullet agree, which is not something to take for granted.
Short pieces mean more joins in a given run, and joins are where trunking looks improvised. They are also easier to cut to fit around a doorframe or a radiator, and easier to carry home. Which of those matters depends on the run.
Thirteen connectors, counted but not named
The first bullet gives the accessory count and stops there.
Thirteen different connectors is a generous number and it is the practical difference between a run that ends properly and one that ends in a cut edge. What kinds they are — flat bends, internal and external corners, T-pieces, couplers, end caps — is not itemised, so a buyer with a specific corner in mind cannot check it off the page.
One listing on this shelf itemises every accessory in its pack. This one counts them.
The lid, which is never described
Nothing here says how the channel opens.
No hinged lid, no separate cover, no click closure. The channel is called a concealer throughout and the method of getting cables into it is left to the photograph.
That is worth knowing before a run is planned, because adding a cable to a finished run is either a matter of opening a lid or a matter of taking the run down.
Before ordering
Measure the bundle and then size up, since the published section may be the outside and the run will grow. Decide the fixing from the wall in front of you rather than from the box. And note that the twelve-month warranty in the fifth bullet is a commercial term about the product, not a statement about how long adhesive holds on a given surface.
Availability
Priced from 9 € to 14 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores the day this page was checked.
It is stocked on the British Amazon store as well, in that country’s own currency. The range above leaves those out: it counts euro stores and no others.
In the American Amazon catalogue with no live offer against it: the reference exists, nobody is filling it.
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.