Middle Atlantic Cable Ladder Runway 24in. W X 10ft. L Black Finish ***Drop Ship Only*** - CLB-10-W24

Middle Atlantic CLB-10-W24 Cable Ladder Runway 24in W x 10ft L Black

Overview

The Middle Atlantic CLB-10-W24 is a 24-inch-wide, 10-foot-long (119 in.) cable ladder runway designed for structured cable runs in equipment rooms, server rooms, and AV/security rack environments. At 1.5 inches in height, it sits low-profile above ceiling grids or beneath raised floors while providing open-rung airflow that solid trays can't match — a meaningful advantage when you're routing power and data bundles that generate heat. The black finish suits exposed overhead installations where aesthetics matter alongside function. TAA-compliant, making it eligible for government and federally funded projects without additional vetting. Drop-ship only — factor this into project timelines when scheduling rack room fit-outs.

Compatibility

Designed to integrate with Middle Atlantic cable management systems and runway infrastructure, including standard splice plates, support brackets, and cable management accessories from the CLB series. The 24-inch width accommodates high-density cable populations typical in multi-rack rows — enough clearance for bundled Cat6A, fiber trunks, and power whips running in parallel without forced bends. Compatible with standard 1.5-inch flange mounting hardware used across commercial rack room buildouts. Pairs naturally with vertical cable managers and horizontal lacing bars for a complete AV and security infrastructure pathway solution. Confirm bracket and splice compatibility with your specific CLB series configuration before ordering — ladder dimensions must align with support spacing in your ceiling or overhead structure.

Installation Notes

Length of 119 inches (just under 10 ft.) accounts for end fitting — plan your run lengths and splice points accordingly, particularly in longer continuous runs where cumulative short-fall adds up. The 1.5-inch profile requires adequate clearance above the runway for cable dressing and tie-down. Open-rung construction means cables must be secured with hook-and-loop or cable ties at regular intervals; unsupported spans will sag under heavy bundle weight. One unit per package — order quantity to match your linear footage before the drop-ship lead time begins.