A square section with the fixing holes already drilled
twoja pszczółka 40 × 40 mm PVC channel, one 2 m length, pre-punched base, removable cover
A square 40 by 40 channel supplied as one two-metre length, with the base already perforated for screws and a cover that lifts off rather than hinging.
Specifications
- Internal width
- Not published on the listing — 40 mm is given as the width in the title and in the first bullet, which calls the figures precise measurements without saying whether they are taken inside the channel or across the outside
- Internal height
- Not published on the listing — 40 mm is given as the height, with the same ambiguity and no wall thickness published that would separate the two
- External dimensions
- 40 × 40 mm — the figures the listing publishes, carried here because the page never states which measurement they are. It is the only square section on this shelf; every other listing here publishes a rectangle
- Fixing method
- Screws, through pre-punched holes — stated in the third bullet, which names the perforations in the underside as what makes wall mounting simple and secure. No adhesive backing is named anywhere
- Hinged or lidded profile
- Lidded — stated in the fifth bullet as a two-part system of channel and removable cover, offered as convenient access to the cables laid inside. The second bullet calls the cover stable
- Length per piece
- 2 m — stated in the title as the total length and in the first bullet as one piece of two metres
- Pack quantity
- One piece — stated in the first bullet. It is the smallest pack on this shelf, where five listings supply between two and twelve lengths
- Accessories supplied
- Not published on the listing — no corners, bends, T-pieces, couplers or end caps are named, and no screws are supplied for the pre-punched holes. Two listings on this shelf include accessories and this is not one of them
- Material
- PVC — stated in the title and in the second bullet, which calls it high-quality PVC with a stable cover for durable use indoors and outdoors
- Colour
- White — stated in the title
- Amazon reference
- B0FCPS9LKZ (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
- EAN
- 5905753107356
On the listing
A PVC cable trunking of 40 × 40 mm, two metres in total length, described as an electrical installation channel with a cover, in white; precise measurements of 40 × 40 mm supplied in one piece of two metres; high-quality PVC with a stable cover for durable use indoors and outdoors; pre-punched fixing holes on the underside allowing simple and secure wall mounting; cable management for the tidy and safe routing of electrical and data lines in living and working spaces; and a two-part system of channel and removable cover giving convenient access to the cables laid inside.
Forty by forty, and which forty is unstated
The section is square, and that is the first thing that separates this from everything else in this hub.
Six other listings here publish a rectangle — wider than tall, made to lie along a skirting board and disappear. This one is as deep as it is wide, which takes a bundle that stacks rather than one that spreads.
What the page does not say is whether those forties are measured inside the channel or across the outside of it. The first bullet calls them precise measurements without saying precise about what, and no wall thickness appears anywhere that would let the two be separated.
That gap runs through this whole shelf: not one of the seven listings settles it. Read the figure as the outside until a maker says otherwise, and size up.
The holes, already made
The third bullet is the practical one. The underside of the channel arrives perforated for screws.
On a two-metre length that saves an amount of work worth noticing — marking out a line of holes and drilling through plastic without splitting it is the tedious half of a screw-fixed run. Here the base comes ready and the wall is the only thing left to drill.
No adhesive is named anywhere on this page. This is a screwed installation, and the listing does not pretend otherwise, which is a cleaner position than a channel that offers tape and hopes.
The screws themselves are not in the box. That is reasonable, since the right fixing depends on whether the wall is masonry, plasterboard or timber, and no maker can choose that from a warehouse.
A cover that lifts off
The fifth bullet describes a two-part system: the channel, and a cover that comes away.
That is different from a hinged lid, which stays attached to the base along one edge. A removable cover gives fuller access to the channel — useful when a run is being filled — and it is a separate piece to keep hold of during the work.
The second bullet calls the cover stable, and pairs the PVC with use indoors and outdoors. Trunking used outside faces sunlight and cold that indoor runs do not, and the claim is the maker’s.
Two metres, once
One piece. Not a pack.
That is the shortest supply on this shelf: five listings here provide between two and twelve lengths in a box. For a run behind a desk, one two-metre length is exactly what is wanted and nothing is left over. For anything longer it means ordering several, and there are no couplers on this page to join them with.
Nothing for the corners
No bends. No T-pieces. No end caps. No couplers.
A straight run with two cut ends is what this listing supplies, and a run that turns a corner or meets another run needs pieces that have to come from somewhere else. Two listings on this shelf include a set of accessories; the other five, this one among them, do not.
Before ordering
Measure the depth of the bundle, not just its width, because a square channel is bought for depth. Choose the wall fixings yourself, since none are supplied. And plan a straight run, or budget for corner pieces from another source.
Availability
Priced from 14 € to 18 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores the day this page was checked.
In the American and British Amazon catalogues 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.