An adapter for mounting cable hangers includes: a floor, a ceiling and side walls that span the floor and ceiling, wherein the ceiling includes a mounting hole; and a cross-member that extends between the side walls that defines at least one window between the cross-member, the floor and one of the side walls.

This structure includes a transparent member. The transparent member has a first surface and a second surface arranged to face each other, and allows light entering from the first surface to propagate toward the second surface by reflection. The transparent member has a plurality of slopes inclined with respect to the first surface, in an optical path between the first surface and the second surface.

A flexible inside corner trim piece is formed with concave depressions at hinge portions where wings attach to the body. The trim piece can be formed such that wings and a top cap lay flat in plane perpendicular to body or wings and top cap curve at an angle. Hinge portions can be narrow or wide and symmetrical or asymmetrical. The trim piece can be dyed, paintable, or present another decorative surface. The trim piece can include embedded lighting.

An improved hanger attaches to the corner of a vertical, horizontal, or angled construction member. A support member descends from the hanger and holds one or more cables against the construction member. The narrow profile of the hanger permits the placement of strapping and covering, or other construction materials, over the cables. Bumps on the support member secure the cables.

A cable retention clip can include at least one clip body region defining at least two cable retention channels that are arranged to have parallel channel axes. Each cable retention channel has an inlet opening extending a length of the respective cable retention channel so that each cable retention channel forms a C-shape. Each cable retention channel can be separated from an adjacent cable retention channel by a cable separator member. The cable retention clip can also include at least two elongate resilient pillars that are spaced apart with a gap therebetween. The elongate resilient pillars extend from the clip body region that has the cable retention channels. Each elongate pillar includes a hook at an end that is opposite of the clip body region. Each hook can be oriented away from the other hook, such that both hooks point away from each other.

A cable support comprises an elongate supporting structure configured for attachment to a vertical surface. The cable support comprises a boom arm for supporting a cable wherein the boom arm is arranged to slide along at least a portion of the elongate supporting structure. The cable support further comprises a slidable pivot for supporting the boom arm. When deployed, the boom arm slides down along at least a portion of the elongate supporting structure as the boom arm rotates outwards from the supporting structure to provide lateral support for the cable. The slidable pivot supports the boom arm by sliding downwards along the length of the supporting structure during deployment of the boom arm.

A wire harness exterior body and a wire harness with the exterior body, with which it is possible to appropriately restrict the route of the wire harness, and to eliminate dead space and reduce space in a vehicle, etc., in which the wire harness is used. This wire harness exterior body has a wire bundle in which a plurality of electric wires are bundled, the exterior body being formed from at least one flat member including a resin material, and contacting and supporting one surface of a wire aggregate including the wire bundle constituting a wire harness, or a plurality of divided wire bundles that are further branched from the wire bundle and extended. The exterior body having flat parts that restrict the route of the wire harness.

The present invention relates to a cable mold for organizing and protecting indoor cable such as an electric wire or communication wire, and specifically, provides a cable mold comprising: a bottom part tightly adhering to a floor and receiving cable on top of the bottom part; a cover part for covering the upper side of the bottom part, and receiving the cable under the cover part; a connection part for integrally connecting the respective one-side front ends of the bottom part and cover part, and enabling the cover part to open and close; lock parts each correspondingly formed on the respective other-side front ends of the bottom part and cover part so as to be capable of being fastened to and separated from each other; and an opening/closing means part formed on the other side of the bottom part or cover part so as to enable the cover part to be opened. Thus, the cover part may be opened/closed more smoothly and stably, and at the same time, may be easily opened by hand.

A fastening device is provided for securing a plurality of elongated vehicle components to a first side of a vehicle structural member. The fastening device includes a first elongated strap member configured to form a loop around a first bundle of the elongated vehicle components, and a head member configured to be positioned on a second side of the vehicle structural member opposite the first side. The head member is provided with a through hole configuration for receipt of two portions of the first elongated strap member forming the loop and configured to allow tying of the first elongated strap member from the second side of the vehicle structural member. Moreover, the fastening device includes a second elongated strap member configured to form a loop around a second bundle of the elongated vehicle components. The head member through hole configuration is configured for receipt of two portions of the second elongated strap member forming the loop. In addition, the head member is configured to allow tying of the second elongated strap member from the second side of the vehicle structural member.

A wire harness includes an exterior member having a tube shape. The exterior member includes a flexible tube part formed in a flexible bellows tube shape and a straight tube part. The straight tube part is formed continuously with the flexible tube part so as to arrange the conductive path straight and has a non-bellows tube shape. A continuous portion between the flexible tube part and the straight tube part includes a tapered portion formed in a whole peripheral direction of the exterior member so as to reduce stress concentration in the continuous portion. An inner peripheral surface and an outer peripheral surface of the tapered portion include slopes connecting a top of a bellows projection of the flexible tube part and the straight tube part, or connecting a groove bottom of a bellows recess of the flexible tube part and the straight tube part.