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Structured Cabling
The right cabling is the difference between a network that just works and one that constantly lets you down. Cratsol supplies the structured cabling your business needs, and helps you choose the right type for the job.
The foundation your whole network sits on
Structured cabling is the organised system of cables, outlets, patch panels, and cabinets that connects everything on your network, computers, phones, wireless access points, cameras, and servers. Instead of cables run at random as devices are added, a structured approach uses one tidy, consistent layout across the building.
Done well, it means a network that’s easy to manage, quick to reconfigure, and ready to grow. Done badly, it becomes the hidden cause of dropped connections and slow speeds that are hard to track down. It’s the part nobody sees, and the part everything depends on.
One system, everything connected
Computers and workstations
Wireless access points
VoIP phones and comms
Network switches and servers
CCTV and security systems
Printers and shared devices
A hardware supplier that knows networks
Supplier first
Cabling and components are our core business, sourced from trusted manufacturers and priced to compete.
Advice you can trust
We help you pick the right grade for the job, not the most expensive one on the shelf.
Part of the bigger picture
Cabling is the base layer of your network, and we can help with the switches, access points, and infrastructure that sit on top of it.
The right cabling, specified and supplied
01
Understand
We talk through what your network needs to do, now and as you grow, so the specification fits.
02
Specify
We recommend the right cable type, grade, and components for the job, no guesswork, no over-spending.
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Supply
We provide the cabling and components you need, from trusted manufacturers, at competitive pricing.
Healthcare
Education
Finance & Legal
Public Sector
Retail
Hospitality
Manufacturing
Trusted across the sectors that depend on technology
We support organisations with demanding, sector-specific requirements — understanding the compliance, continuity, and performance needs particular to each.