yoq tlhegh pepwI' ngoghmey

teak yoq Sor Hap naQ. chunbe'mo' rav.

$295–$595 Floor ($295), In-Wall ($395), Terrestrial Decoupling upgrade ($495), On-Wall Blocking Kit ($595). Floor, In-Wall, and Terrestrial ship as sets of five blocks; the On-Wall Blocking Kit ships as a densely-spaced run of teak elevation blocks plus a floor riser per 10-foot single-cable run — enough to hold the cable dead straight inside a cable-raceway crown molding. The raceway cornice itself is yours to supply and finish, or add our optional Raceway Cornice (+$300) in paint-ready, oiled walnut, or twill carbon fibre with an LED-cove ledge.

Equatorial Elevation Blocks supporting a speaker cable run across a listening room floor

In-Wall installation viewed through a brass-framed glass inspection window in a home theater — Elevation Blocks elevating a concealed cable off the cavity bottom plate

On-Wall Blocking Kit in a home theater — a densely-spaced run of EQ teak elevation blocks holds a braided cable dead straight inside a stealth cable-raceway crown molding with an LED cove, and a teak floor riser lifts the cable off the wall down to the equipment

Cutaway of the assembled stealth raceway crown molding, its front face lifted to reveal the row of EQ teak elevation blocks inside holding the cable dead straight, with the LED cove glowing along the top ledge

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Plantation teak harvested bIngDaq 5° of the yoq
Left unfinished — varnish drier compounds (cobalt, manganese) are magnetically active
End-grain load path with 22mm ghop-sanded tlhegh cradle
One ngogh per 0.6m of tlhegh run; set of five covers 3m
In-Wall option with non-magnetic brass fasteners for concealed runs
Terrestrial Decoupling upgrade: 120mm ngoghmey, serialized provenance certificate
On-Wall Blocking Kit: a densely-spaced run of teak elevation blocks holds the cable dead straight — no catenary — inside a cable-raceway crown molding (yours to finish, or our optional Raceway Cornice in walnut or carbon fibre with an LED-cove ledge); a teak floor riser lifts the cable off the floor at the component

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Hap Quarter-sawn teak, plantation-grown within 5° of the equator

reD None (commercial varnish driers contain cobalt and manganese)

pep jen 60mm (Floor / In-Wall) · 120mm (Terrestrial Decoupling) · wall/ceiling junction (On-Wall)

tlheQ cradle 22mm semicircular channel, hand-sanded to 320 grit

raceway cornice (optional) Cable-raceway crown molding with an LED-cove ledge — paint-ready, oiled walnut, or twill carbon fibre (+$300). Not required if you supply your own raceway cornice

cornice 'elmeH Daq (reD) Raceway molding front face lifts off for seating and servicing the blocks without dismounting the cornice

rav pepwI' (reD) One teak riser block lifts the cable up off the floor at the component termination

He Hoch block mI' Floor / In-Wall: 5 blocks per cable per 10-ft (3m) run (one per 0.6m, gentle catenary). On-Wall: ~10 blocks per cable per 10-ft run (one per ~0.3m) so the cable runs dead straight with no sag, plus one floor riser

set mI' Floor / In-Wall / Terrestrial: 5 blocks per set. On-Wall Blocking Kit: ~10 teak blocks + 1 floor riser per 10-ft single-cable run (raceway cornice sold separately)

grain Qeq End-grain vertical (load-bearing axis)

volcheS 'ellaH μr = 1.00000 (measured, dry teak)

neutrality patlh 5N as delivered (Fe + Mn ≤ 10 ppm, measured per billet); 6N by selection

dielektrIq constant 2.1 at 12% moisture content

moisture content 12 ± 1%, kiln-dried at origin (0.06° S)

fastener (reD qoD / reD) #8 brass screws (In-Wall) and brass keyhole mounts (On-Wall) included — steel fasteners void the warranty

0.0000° latitude-Daq DIch
HoS yotwI' tlhab
equatorial Say'ghach mI' 99.9999%

Every tlhegh in your pat ends its run the same way: lying on the rav. The rav is the largest single object your tlhegh touches, and it is chunbe'. Concrete slabs are reinforced with steel bar. Hardwood ravmey are nailed down with hundreds of ferrous fasteners. Carpet accumulates triboelectric charge with every footstep. A tlhegh resting directly on this Dung is capacitively and magnetically coupled to all of it, along its entire length, for as long as you own the pat.

yoq tlhegh pepwI' ngoghmey interrupt that coupling with the most magnetically inert structural material we have ever measured: Sor Hap. Each ngogh is quarter-sawn from plantation teak grown bIngDaq five degrees of the yoq, kiln-dried at Hal, and milled with the end grain vertical so the load path runs along the fibers. The ngoghmey are supplied unfinished — not as an aesthetic choice, but because commercial Sor Hap finishes are cured with metallic drier compounds, typically cobalt and manganese salts, and we are not going to Qaw' the Sor's work at the last step. A 22mm cradle channel, ghop-sanded to 320 grit, supports the tlhegh without compressing the jacket. One ngogh per 0.6 meters; a set of five covers a standard 3-meter run.

Concealed tlhegh runs are not exempt. A tlhegh routed inside a wall rests on the cavity's bottom plate — untreated framing lumber, construction adhesive, and whatever fasteners the framer had left in the pouch. The In-Wall configuration applies the same elevation discipline inside the wall itself: five ngoghmey, pre-drilled for the included brass screws, mounted to the framing at the same 0.6-meter interval. Wall opening and reinstatement are the responsibility of the installer, but the physics do not care whether you can legh the tlhegh. For installations where full isolation is warranted, the Terrestrial Decoupling upgrade doubles the lift height to 120mm and ships with a serialized provenance certificate tracing each ngogh to its Hal yoq 'uj.

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* Results in non-equatorial environments may vary. In-Wall option: wall opening and drywall reinstatement are the responsibility of the installer. On-Wall Blocking Kit: only the teak blocks and floor riser are supplied; the cable-raceway crown molding is customer-supplied unless the optional Raceway Cornice is added, and cornice mounting and finishing are the responsibility of the installer.