Re: Time for cable...

["Andy Laurence" <andy@xxxxxxx>]

From: "Paul Gale" <groups@xxxxxxx>
> I'd echo the sentiment to run as much as possible - the only thing
that
> may cause difficulty with larger numbers of cables is how you run them
-
> for example, I ran all of mine between the cinder block wall and
> plasterboard. A very neat solution but an absolute nightmare of
fishing
> for cables and pulling bits of string (a couple of lengths of net
> curtain wire is a must!). There were a large number of points
where
> there was limited space between the block and plasterboard - only
enough
> to run 4 cables in some places. This will very much depend on how
your
> house is built of course. Mine is only 4 years old but the
builders
> seemed to have used every construction method known to man ;)

I'm thinking of gaps in the floorboards to get my cables into the
ground
floor, and chasing holes in the walls for the 1st floor.  Luckily,
mine's a
classic Victorian house.

Andy

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