NET-03 — Structured Cabling

The part of the network you only build once.

Cabling outlives every switch and access point you will ever buy, so we design it for the next decade: category-rated copper to every drop, fibre between rooms and floors, clean telecom rooms, and labels that match the drawings.

Spec sheetNET-03
Copper
Category-rated horizontal runs
Fibre
Single-mode / multi-mode backbone
Rooms
Racks, management, power, grounding
Testing
End-to-end link testing on every run
Records
Labelled ports, as-built drawings
Overhead cable tray carrying organised bundles of network cable through an open office ceiling

What’s in scope

What we deliver

Every engagement is scoped to your space, but these are the pieces we typically own from start to finish.

Drop design

Drop counts and locations planned with your furniture layout, AV positions, access points, cameras and access control — before walls close.

Copper & fibre

Category-rated horizontal cabling and single-mode or multi-mode fibre backbones sized for growth.

IDF & telecom rooms

Racks, cable management, grounding, power and cooling considerations laid out for service access and tidy growth.

Pathways

Cable tray, J-hooks, conduit and firestopping coordinated with your general contractor and base-building rules.

Testing & certification

Every link tested end to end, with results delivered alongside the as-built drawings.

Labelling & as-builts

Consistent labelling at both ends and as-built drawings that make every future move simpler.

Macro view of fibre optic patch cables and connectors glowing at their tips

The result

What you walk into

  • Infrastructure that supports today’s and tomorrow’s equipment
  • No surprise drops missing on move-in day
  • Telecom rooms that are easy to service
  • Test results and drawings you can hand to any future vendor

FAQ

Questions, answered

When should cabling be designed in a fit-up?

As early as possible — ideally when the furniture and ceiling plans are being drawn. Cabling is far cheaper to place before walls and ceilings close.

Do you work with our general contractor?

Yes. We coordinate pathways, ceiling access, firestopping and schedules directly with the GC so cabling does not slow the build.

Can you clean up an existing telecom room?

Yes. We re-terminate, re-dress, label and document existing rooms, often during a planned maintenance window.

Start a project

Let’s talk Structured Cabling.

A short scoping form, a call with an engineer, and a clear proposal. You make the design choices — we handle everything else.