B&Q / Tower 160x50mm trunking / Anyone familiar with range?

I'm sure this is on-topic, as I'm networking a home :-) If there's a
better newsgroup please let me know.

Is anyone familiar with B&Q's range of Tower trunking? They're selling
it in a superstore here (Durham).

I've used the 160x50mm stuff to put a few sockets around a home office.
I need a T-piece to join two horizontal parts. The only T-piece they
do (Part no 479345) points downover. I need the T-piece to go upover.

Because of edges, it's not possible to simply turn over the T-piece and
use it upside down. B&Q have suggested I buy the wrong T-piece and
another horizontal part and bodge something together. They admit this
will cost me an extra £25 and won't be a perfect fit, but it's all they
can come up with.

Anyone know an alternate supplier for Tower trunking (160x50mm), or if
there's a catalogue available? Neither Tower or B&Q have been able to
help with this.

Thanks in advance :-)

In message <(E-Mail Removed)>, George Woodbine
<(E-Mail Removed)> writes
>I'm sure this is on-topic, as I'm networking a home :-) If there's a
>better newsgroup please let me know.
>
>Is anyone familiar with B&Q's range of Tower trunking? They're selling
>it in a superstore here (Durham).
>
>I've used the 160x50mm stuff to put a few sockets around a home office.
>I need a T-piece to join two horizontal parts. The only T-piece they
>do (Part no 479345) points downover. I need the T-piece to go upover.
>
>Because of edges, it's not possible to simply turn over the T-piece and
>use it upside down.
Fit the T piece facing down, turn the whole lot upside down, then rotate
the sockets to right-way up?


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Keith

Keith wrote:
>
> Fit the T piece facing down, turn the whole lot upside down, then rotate
> the sockets to right-way up?

Hi Keith,

Something I want to do as a last resort, through principle if nothing else.

The way I've the horizontal pieces fitted is correct as indicated by the
correct left/right end pieces, and the overall look. I refuse to
believe a supplier of trunking only does a T-piece facing in one
direction, as I'm familiar with umpteen installations where T-pieces in
both directions are common.

I'll see what B&Q come back with during the week...

Thanks for the reply though