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RE: newbie cable issues + no brainer questions
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- Subject: RE: newbie cable issues + no brainer questions
- From: "Marcus Warrington" <marcusw@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 10 Jul 2002 11:14:07 +0100
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TAWN Jonathan <jonathan.tawn@xxxxxxx> wrote
> How much does a re-wire cost ? (it's a 3 bed terrace (2 room's and a
b=
ox
> room...(box room =3D node 0) I was told it would be around a
gra=
nd ?
Hi Jonathan
We just had (almost finished) our house rewired and its cost =A35300..
but that's for rewire + cat5 etc but that's a 7Bed+cellars..(14 rooms
+ hallway) It didn't sound a bad price to me because I was told
that<=
BR>
an average rewire for a 3 bedroom terrace was about 2K. In the end the
spark is only installing the DataComm sockets and I'm pulling the wire
etc.. but that's only because I ended up with far more sockets etc than
originally intended.
My advice would be to workout *exactly* what sockets you want and where
you want them. In fact if I did this again I'd go around and
"draw&quo=
t;
the sockets on the wall. We've had a few issues with our spark putting
in boxes at differing heights and levels. Also specify that you want
DEEP patresses.. ours seem to be a mixture of depth and some look too
thin to take the bend of a coax cable.
I had the rewire started before I'd researched X10 and consequently
non of my light switches have a neutral... arrrghh!
marcusw@xxxxxxx "Marcus Warrington"
MIS Computer Services (UK)
For more information: http://www=
.automatedhome.co.uk
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