Telecommunications · T-Z6CSN

J-Hook and Cable Tray Routing Section Detail

Materials

Timber / Wood

Elements

Walls Ceilings Floors / Slabs Reinforcing

Connections

Rebar Splice / Development

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Horizontal signal, coaxial, and network cables including Cat6 and fiber are routed through wall-mounted or wire-rod suspended J-hooks spaced at forty-eight inches on center maximum with a minimum six-inch vertical clearance. The cabling transitions through electrical metallic tubing sleeves equipped with Arlington conduit bushings at wall penetrations or via a conduit waterfall into cable trays. Accessible and non-accessible ceiling spaces integrate backboxes and EMT conduits extending down to wall outlets, while areas lacking cable trays incorporate a ten-foot service loop suspended from the structure via strap cable support or D-rings on plywood backing.

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