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Re: Question from a novice




IMHO in the normal domestic build it's not easy to run ducting/conduit in
such a way that it facilitates cabling at a later date.
That's not to say it's impossible but I feel that it's easier to flood wire
to start with.
The only problem then is defining "flood" wiring, one man's
"flood" might
well be another man's "trickle" :-)

Tracey

>
> My feeling on this has been that you should use ducting. I haven't
> implemented this yet so would like advice from others on the list.
>
> If you use the right ducts then you can add cable of whatever type you
> need as you need it.
>
> Is this thinking correct ?
>


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