Connect your PC to Ethernet with the 10 m flat Folishine Cat 7 cable: up to 10 Gbit/s, 600 MHz, SSTP shielding and RJ45 connectors.
When the router isn’t next to the setup, this flat 10 m Ethernet cable lets you route it along walls and skirting boards more discreetly. It’s rated Cat 7, up to 10 Gbit/s and 600 MHz on a compatible installation, with SSTP shielding and RJ45 connectors with gold-plated contacts.
Ten metres of network. Almost nothing to do with it.
The black flat profile runs easily along a dark skirting board, a desk edge or the back of your setup without a bulky round cable crossing the room.
10 metresCat 7U/FTP shieldingApprox. 1.5 mm
01
Wired connection
An Ethernet link avoids fluctuations in range, walls and congestion that can affect Wi‑Fi.
02
Very flat
With an announced thickness of about 1.5 mm, the cable guides discreetly along surfaces.
03
U/FTP shielding
Each twisted pair is protected by a foil to limit interference along the route.
04
Dark setup
The black finish naturally blends behind a desk, a tower or dark skirting boards.
The detail that changes how you use it
The best cable is the one you barely notice
Unroll it without twisting, follow the edges of the room and avoid right-angled kinks. Its flat format makes discreet installation easy, but the cable must not be trapped under a piece of furniture or pinched by a door.
Measure the actual route by following the walls.
Leave a little slack behind the PC and the router.
Avoid tight corners and crushing zones.
Check the maximum throughput of the two connected ports.
10 mLength
500 MHzAnnounced tested frequency
1.5 mmAnnounced thickness
U/FTPAnnounced shielding
Up close
Designed to blend into your setup.
Useful features
The info, without filling the screen with jargon.
The characteristics shown alongside include the data that is actually useful for checking intended use and compatibility before adding it to your setup.
It can make the connection more consistent than an unstable Wi‑Fi. Ping also depends on the provider, the router, the server and the network path.
Why does the plug indicate Gigabit?
Because the detailed documentation for this reference mentions a transmission of 10/100/1000 Mbit/s. The actual throughput remains limited by the slowest port in the setup.
Can you place it under a carpet?
The flat profile helps, but choose an area with no repeated foot traffic and make sure you never crush or pinch the cable.
Is it compatible with a console or a box?
Yes, as soon as the device has an RJ45 Ethernet port. The final speed will depend on the equipment and your internet connection.
A clean black line to your setup.
Connect both ends, run it along the skirting board and enjoy a connection that isn’t dependent on the room next door.
Wired, flat, discreet.
Ten metres of network. Almost nothing to do with it.
The black flat profile runs easily along a dark skirting board, a desk edge or the back of your setup without a bulky round cable crossing the room.
10 metresCat 7U/FTP shieldingApprox. 1.5 mm
01
Wired connection
An Ethernet link avoids fluctuations in range, walls and congestion that can affect Wi‑Fi.
02
Very flat
With an announced thickness of about 1.5 mm, the cable guides discreetly along surfaces.
03
U/FTP shielding
Each twisted pair is protected by a foil to limit interference along the route.
04
Dark setup
The black finish naturally blends behind a desk, a tower or dark skirting boards.
The detail that changes how you use it
The best cable is the one you barely notice
Unroll it without twisting, follow the edges of the room and avoid right-angled kinks. Its flat format makes discreet installation easy, but the cable must not be trapped under a piece of furniture or pinched by a door.
Measure the actual route by following the walls.
Leave a little slack behind the PC and the router.
Avoid tight corners and crushing zones.
Check the maximum throughput of the two connected ports.
10 mLength
500 MHzAnnounced tested frequency
1.5 mmAnnounced thickness
U/FTPAnnounced shielding
Up close
Designed to blend into your setup.
Useful features
The info, without filling the screen with jargon.
The characteristics shown alongside include the data that is actually useful for checking intended use and compatibility before adding it to your setup.
It can make the connection more consistent than an unstable Wi‑Fi. Ping also depends on the provider, the router, the server and the network path.
Why does the plug indicate Gigabit?
Because the detailed documentation for this reference mentions a transmission of 10/100/1000 Mbit/s. The actual throughput remains limited by the slowest port in the setup.
Can you place it under a carpet?
The flat profile helps, but choose an area with no repeated foot traffic and make sure you never crush or pinch the cable.
Is it compatible with a console or a box?
Yes, as soon as the device has an RJ45 Ethernet port. The final speed will depend on the equipment and your internet connection.
A clean black line to your setup.
Connect both ends, run it along the skirting board and enjoy a connection that isn’t dependent on the room next door.
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