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Catenary wire and coax

Grumpy
I need to run coax about 15m to my garage. I was assuming that I would need a catenary wire support but then I saw my telephone cable! So, the question is, do I need the catenary wire? Many thanks.

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    I think BT drop cables (CW1411?) have steel wires built-in to act as its own catenary - so probably not a good comparison.

      - Andy.
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    I think BT drop cables (CW1411?) have steel wires built-in to act as its own catenary - so probably not a good comparison.

      - Andy.
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