Re: faceplates

[Matthew Keay <m@xxxxxxx>]

The clipsals are definately very useful for this. I have 2x rj45 & 2x
coax
(for basic av stuff). They're more expensive although they're nice and
compact and just clippin. & look (imho) far nier than the normal ones
:)


On Thu, 19 Sep 2002, Stuart Booth wrote:

> On Thu, 19 Sep 2002 15:40:59 +0100, "Dave McLaughlin"
> <dave@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> >I saw something in the CPC catalogue that was blank plates with
plugin modules. Looks good but pricey.
>
> Solid, flat, single gang faceplates with 4 'flaps' (ala BT phone
> sockets) covering RJ45 sockets is what I'd ideally like.
>
> 3 would be acceptable too, and only having 2 sockets per single
gang
> is probably wasting a bit of space as I don't want umpteen of
these
> dotted around either.
>
> I don't want ones that jut out on a raised 'shelf' either
>
> Although I can see the benefits of downward angled sockets as seen
in
> the NetShop catalogue (both of these types, if you understand my
> description, were featured in that catalogue), I'd still rather
have
> flat faced ones ala BT phone sockets since they look the most
ordinary
> and nondescript.
>
> I don't think the ones with the plug-in modules would look
terribly
> nice scattered around the house. Any thoughts anyone? My female
side
> coming out obviously... ;-)
>
> Stuart

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