Description
Why use a power column instead of floor boxes or wall sockets?
A DLP column lets office designers place power and data points anywhere in open floor space without cutting into the slab, which is faster to install and easier to reconfigure than floor boxes when desk layouts change.
- Combines power sockets, data/network ports (RJ45), and sometimes USB charging in a single column
- Height adjustable to suit ceiling clearance, typically 2.7m-4m
- Finishes to match office interior — white, aluminium, or custom
Where do DLP columns get used in Nigerian office fit-outs?
Fembosco supplies DLP columns most often for open-plan corporate offices in Lagos (Victoria Island, Ikoyi, Lekki) and Abuja where interior designers want clean cable runs in the centre of a floor plate rather than perimeter trunking alone. They’re commonly specified together with Legrand floor boxes on the same project — one for the room’s edges, one for the centre.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a DLP column carry both power and network cabling?
Yes, DLP columns are typically split into separate compartments for power and data cabling to keep them segregated as required by wiring regulations.
What ceiling height does a DLP column need?
Fembosco’s technical team will confirm the right column length against your actual slab-to-slab or false-ceiling height before ordering, since columns are sized in fixed lengths.
