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Parents finding additional benefits from our cable tidies
When it comes to electrical cables and the untidiness they cause, not to mention the dust traps they become, a cable tidy unit and trunking from D-Line provides the ideal solution for this messy problem. By providing a neat, easy to clean around way to “hide” your plugs in a cable tidy, and by hiding cable inside trunking that blends perfectly with your skirting, the difference in appearance is phenomenal and much easier to clean around.
However, our customers are finding additional benefits from using the products, in particular, parents who are child proofing their houses. We have received a lot of positive feedback about the added benefits of D-Line products with comments such as:
“Highly recommend this product to tidy up and hide your messy wires. It’s been a godsend for our one year old who is fascinated by plugs and wires! It’s great since you can fit a large extension lead in there with four different plugs.“
And:
“I bought this product as we have a baby and now at the stage of trying to make the house a safer environment as she becomes more mobile. It’s definitely helpful as it has enclosed the extension and all the plugs and we’ll be adding the cable trunking to complete it. The whole area looks neater, and the product is sold (and was bought by myself) on this basis.“
Not only do the cable tidy units cover and prevent young fingers from getting at plugs, they stop trips and protect the electrics from any spills in the process. The feedback we have received has been fantastic and, with the extra benefits you can get from the D-Line range, it makes sense to add them to your child proofing plans. The D-Line range is stocked in B&Q, Homebase and Screwfix.
We always welcome feedback and information on new ideas for using our products – please feel free to contact us at www.d-line.co.uk/contacts if you have any questions or want to share anything with us.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by D-Line .
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