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Running fibre through a building
Fibre from the riser to every floor and unit — trunking along the corridors, distribution boxes on each level and a neat rack at the end of it.
What's going on
The building needs proper internet on every floor, but there is no clean way to get it there. The riser is crowded, the corridors have no trunking, and every unit or office needs its own connection without cables hanging off the ceiling.
What we do
We plan the route from the riser up and along each floor first. Trunking goes up the riser and along the corridors, fibre is pulled through and spliced, and a distribution box goes on each level. From there each unit gets its own fibre to a wall outlet, and the main lines finish on patch panels in a wall rack. Wi-Fi access points go in wherever shared areas need coverage.
Before we leave
Every fibre is tested, every box and outlet is labelled, and you get a record of what goes where — so the next time someone needs to connect a unit, they do not have to open every box to find it.
What's included
- Route planned from the riser to every floor
- Riser and corridor trunking
- Fibre pulled, spliced and tested
- Distribution boxes on each floor and outlets in each unit
- Patch panels in the rack, plus Wi-Fi for shared areas
- Labels and records for every fibre
Got the same problem?
Send us a few photos of what you have now. We will tell you if it is a quick fix, a swap or a new install.