Underground or above-ground enclosures designed to house and protect fiber optic connections, splices, and equipment. They provide a secure and accessible space for network maintenance and expansion.

Access points for underground fiber optic infrastructure, allowing technicians to install, inspect, and maintain cables. Handholes are typically smaller, shallow enclosures used for easy cable access, while manholes are larger, deeper structures designed for personnel entry and more complex network maintenance.

Above-ground enclosures that protect fiber optic connections while allowing for easy technician access. They provide weather-resistant housing for splicing, termination, and distribution points in both rural and urban deployments.