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Re: newbie question - how to get cat5 cabling into walls?


  • Subject: Re: newbie question - how to get cat5 cabling into walls?
  • From: gyre
  • Date: Fri, 15 Aug 2003 09:49:00 +0000

> I found retro fitting a complete structured wiring system to be quite
a
difficult job (definitely need two people) and due to the construction of
the walls, ended up sawing up large areas of upstairs floorboards to run
cables which would then run down the downstairs walls between the
plasterboard and blockwork. I also did this with minimal disruption to the
plasterboard, only cutting a few access holes. This made the job really
difficult, fishing with bits of string and wire coat hangers etc but the
job
of making good was easy.

:)

> I'd suggest surveying all the walls, floors etc before you start on a
flood wire scheme, even if you need to drill a few small holes (which
aren't
difficult to patch up).

Good call.

> Are you a UKHA_D yahoo group member as well? You might also want to
look
at the video I produced of the UKHA 2003 meet (and which our very own Keith
stars in!):

Nope, I'm not. I stumbled across this group while researching how to get a
good quality sky digital picture from one room to another.

Thanks for all the pointers.

-- gyre --






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