Corner wall conduit

Abstract

What is disclosed is a conduit for the installation of telephone or television cables in the interior of a building. The conduit is adapted to be installed at the corner where a wall meets a ceiling. The conduit comprises a cable receiver, a cover therefore and a moulding to be installed over the cover.

1 . A wall cable conduit combination comprising:
 (a) a longitudinally extending cable receiver adapted to be fastened to a wall where the wall intersects a ceiling comprising a first side panel, a second side panel, a first central panel, a plurality of first projections oriented generally perpendicular to the first side panel and a plurality of second projections oriented generally perpendicular to the second side panel;   (b) a longitudinally extending conduit cover adapted to be removably connected to the cable receiver such that a hollow space is formed between the conduit cover and the cable receiver wherein cables are placed, the conduit cover comprising a second central panel, a first connecting unit and a second connecting unit wherein the second central unit comprises a rectangular projection and the first connecting unit is adapted to be received in the plurality of first projections and the second connecting unit is adapted to be received in the plurality of second projections and thereby the conduit cover is removably attached to the cable receiver;   (c) a longitudinally extending decorative moulding adapted to be received in the rectangular projection comprising a removable architectural face plate on a front surface and a longitudinally extending slot on a back surface adapted to receive the rectangular projection; and   (d) double sided tape to fix the decorative moulding to the second central panel of the longitudinally extending conduit cover   
     
     
         2 . The corner wall cable conduit combination of  claim 1  further comprising a corner moulding comprising two perpendicular rear surfaces with longitudinally extending grooves therein adapted to be installed to cable conduits at the intersection of two vertical walls.