Handholes

Handholes are durable underground enclosures that provide accessible entry points for managing, routing, splicing, and maintaining buried fiber, telecom, and electrical cable systems. Designed for below-grade installation, handholes help protect critical infrastructure from weather, traffic loads, and environmental exposure while ensuring that technicians can safely access cabling when needed.

Available in polymer concrete, HDPE, fiberglass, and composite designs, handholes are commonly used in fiber networks, telecom infrastructure, wireless backhaul, utility power distribution, traffic control systems, data centers, and municipal broadband deployments. Many configurations include pull slots, removable covers, and cable racking to support organized and secure cable pathways.

Handholes play a vital role in system reliability by safeguarding connections, preventing conduit strain, and allowing repair work without requiring major excavation. They are essential in both new builds and network upgrades where underground cabling must remain protected yet serviceable.

Launch 3 Telecom offers handholes engineered for strength, environmental durability, and compatibility with industry-standard conduit and cable management accessories.