Francophones - how do you call a Round Desk Grommet?
 

OK, this is killing me, so where better a place to come than GFY - I've asked loads of people here in France, shown them the picture and they all know what it is and what it's for, but do they know wtf it's called or where to buy one.... nope.

So, I'm turning to GFY -

this stupid piece of plastic you put in desks to allow cables to pass - wtf is it called in French? In English, I still have no idea, but a Round Desk Grommet is the best I found on a website to describe it.


Here it is:

http://www.cabletidy-direct.co.uk/ac..._a_grommet.jpg


If you can tell me it's French equivalent, then I can at least search for a place that sells them, cos at the moment, I've been in every DIY shop in town and everyone knows what they are, but noone can tell me where to buy them.

I am -><- this close to ripping a couple of the stupid things out of the desks in the shops because they are impossible to find on their own here! It's not like I need a factory load - 3 brown and 1 white are all I need!!


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c'est un bidulle, truc, machin ou peut etre un ;)
"passe fils" et/ou "passe cable"

http://www.hellopro.fr/Passe_cables-...1-feuille.html

Ground control to MajorTom..... I think MajorTom answered it.

passe-câbles


or if needed a straight forward grommet translation is " ?illet "

It's a fuckin' button with a hole, otherwise known as un button avec un hole.

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What sort of places have you been trying? I came across these in a big hardware store the other day... same sort of area as wheels and castors.

Looks correct. :thumbsup