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That's going to be great at doing the job but possibly expensive depending on the length of your garden.
Some of the flexible conduit might be an alternative. Perhaps not better than the one you linked to though.
https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Main_Index/Conduit_Pvc_Index/Flexible_Conduit/index.html
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Wall grommets and silicon is one method
https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Main_Index/Cable_Accessories_Index/Wall_Protection/index.html
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I always have some of this stuff in my toolbox :-
Very handy for sticking in all sorts of holes.
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Ran some cat5 cable from the house down to the garden office for a better wifi connection.
I found those power line to network adapters adequate for solving this issue without having to install any additional cabling. Was genuinely surprised that it worked, and that it worked across the different circuits in the house, which shows how little I understand about the workings of the consumer unit.
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Why bother with conduit?
Armoured cat6 is a thing. Or just exterior cat6, as you're not going to be jabbing the fence with sharp things.
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Ran some cat5 cable from the house down to the garden office for a better wifi connection. I ran it along the top of the fence, want something to offer protection and not be but ugly or a pita to install - This should do? Also the hole I've taken the cable through the wall what's the best method of sealing? (clear sillicon?)