The invention relates to a support structure for an optical fiber cable (7) adapted to be aerially installed in a configuration, extending generally horizontally along a series of spaced apart vertical pilots, said support structure comprising: --An approximately. The invention relates to a support structure for an optical fiber cable (7) adapted to be aerially installed in a configuration, extending generally horizontally along a series of spaced apart vertical pilots, said support structure comprising: --An approximately. A cable organizer for fiber optic cables includes a support structure, and a groove plate mounted to the support structure. The groove plate has an access groove for managing fiber optic cables on the groove plate. Fiber optic trays are pivotally mounted to the groove plate, and each fiber optic. (57) A holder for a cable comprising a housing (10), an insert (20) that is to be placed in the housing (10), a channel (12) for a cable extending in the housing and a catch (30) connected to the housing for hanging the hold-er, being characteristic by the holder further including an abutment. Note: Within nine months from the publication of the mention of the grant of the European patent, any person may give notice to the European Patent Office of opposition to the European patent granted. Notice of opposition shall be filed in a written reasoned statement. It shall not be deemed to. Adaptive racking and distribution frame systems for handling optical fiber cables and including racking sections with wall portions that can be replaced without removing the section or displacing cables in the section and further including housings with moveable shelves that can be adapted to hold. Communication cables employing optical fibers are widely used in the telecommunications industry. In particular, multifiber cables are widely used for long distance telephone communications, interexchange telephone applications, and other telephony and data transmission applications. The grantee listed for this patent is CommScope Connectivity Belgium BVBA. Invention is credited to Roel Modest Willy Bryon, Bart Mattie Claessens, Bernardus Johannes Nicolas Geling, Kristof Vastmans.