The corner is cast with a window opening to fit the size of the adjacent cable trough. Corners can be made to most any length and the opening can be moved to almost any position on the cable trough.

Although crosses can be rare, there are still some scenarios where this is required. Crosses tend to be used in a situation where one cable trough run needs to be split into three separate cable trough runs. Crosses may also be used from one size trough to another size trough.

End caps provide a simple, clean terminus to a cable trough run while allowing for future expansion. Please note end caps when ordering.

C & M produces various sizes of cable troughs and often two cable troughs of different sizes are placed end-to-end. C & M will create a cable trough that has built in reducers to accommodate this transition.

There are many instances where either a single cable trough will need to split and go in two directions or where two cable trough runs will need to merge into one. A cable trough tee is a great option to accomplish these requirements. The window opening in a tee can be placed most anywhere on one side of the trough.

In the picture to the right there is a Medium Duty cable trough on the end of a Heavy Duty cable trough. Notice the inside walls line up but the outside walls do not. Heavy Duty cable troughs are generally located at road crossings or areas of heavy traffic.

C & M offers various sizes of Pulling Vaults with customizable options. Pulling Vaults are available in Medium Duty and Heavy Duty (H-20) ratings.

Pulling Vaults up to 48” tall are a one-piece design, excluding the lid. Riser extensions can be used for vault heights greater than 48”. See the size chart (next page) for weights and dimensions.

4” drain holes are standard; custom drain options available upon request.