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Cabling plan
Definition of the number of sockets required and their location according to your current and future workstations.
Network installation and cabling for offices in Belgium
Cable pulling, network socket installation and a tidy, documented patch cabinet: the physical foundation on which the rest of your IT relies.
Behind every network slowdown that cannot be explained, there is often cabling laid down in successive touches over the years: a network extension cable crossing a corridor, a socket hastily added for a new workstation, a patch cabinet where no one knows which cable goes where.
When you move, expand your offices or add workstations, this disorder becomes visible: not enough sockets in the right place, an overloaded switch hidden behind a piece of furniture, and an electrician who refuses to touch cabling they do not understand.
Properly pulled network cabling, with a labelled patch cabinet, avoids these complications and prepares for future upgrades without starting everything from scratch.
What we do exactly
Clean cabling,
Clean cabling,
documented and scalable.
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Cable pulling
Routing network cables in suspended ceilings, ducts or trunking, respecting your buildings' existing structure.
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Socket installation
Installation of network sockets on the workstations, finished and tested one by one before commissioning.
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Patch cabinet
Tidying and labelling each cable in the cabinet, so that a future addition can be made without guessing.
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Testing of each laid link
Verification of each laid link, to guarantee a stable throughput before considering the site finished.
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Plan delivered at the end
Diagram of the cabling and the patch cabinet, useful to any service provider who will intervene after us.
How it works
From on-site survey
From on-site survey
to plan in hand.
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Site visit
Survey of the existing setup, the workstations to serve and the building constraints: suspended ceilings, ducts, load-bearing walls.
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Quoted plan
Number of sockets, estimated cabling length and organization of the patch cabinet, quoted in detail.
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Intervention
Cable pulling and socket installation, generally outside your office hours so as not to disrupt activity.
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Plan delivery
Testing of each link, final labelling of the cabinet and delivery of the complete diagram of the installed cabling.
Technologies
Structured cabling,
Structured cabling,
not a network extension.
We install structured ethernet cabling, designed to support your workstations as well as your future Wi-Fi access points or your IP telephony, without redoing the work at each evolution.
Each installed network socket is connected to an organized and labelled patch cabinet, so that any technician, including another service provider, can find their way around at a glance.
The installed hardware remains generic and open, without dependence on a single brand for the rest of your network infrastructure.
How much it costs
The price depends on the number of sockets, the length of cabling to pull, the type of building and the accessibility of existing ducts. Quoted free of charge after the on-site visit.
Who it is for, who it is not for
Foundations to redo,
Foundations to redo,
or cabling that already holds.
Who it is for
- Moving or expanding offices requiring new sockets
- Existing cabling cobbled together over the years, without a plan or labelling
- Patch cabinet that has become impossible to understand after several additions
Who it is not for
- Premises already cabled recently, with an up-to-date documented plan
- Office with a handful of workstations that already works without throughput issues
- Fully remote team, with no office cabling to install
Typical example
An illustrative case,
An illustrative case,
not a published case.
Take an accounting firm that is expanding and taking over the neighboring floor. The cabling in the old office had been extended with network extension cables as hiring progressed, without a diagram or labelling. Before the installation of the new workstations, new cabling was pulled to each desk, connected to a tidy patch cabinet, with a plan handed to the manager for future additions. This situation remains an illustration built for the example, and does not correspond to a site we could quote you.
Frequently asked questions
What we are asked
What we are asked
about network cabling.
Yes. We adapt the cable routing to the constraints of the building, whether it is existing ducts, suspended ceilings or load-bearing walls to bypass.
We generally schedule the bulk of the cable pulling outside of your office hours, to limit the disruption to your teams.
Yes, that is exactly the point of documented cabling: adding a socket or a workstation later is done by following the provided plan, without having to rediscover everything.
Yes. The cabling can directly power your future professional Wi-Fi access points, a service we offer separately or at the same time.
Around network cabling
Shall we survey your premises?
Let's schedule
Let's schedule
your network cabling.
A free diagnosis to evaluate your current cabling and quote the necessary work before your move or expansion.
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