Re: Networks points, tv points, speaker points - how much?

["Simon McCaughey" <simonmcc@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Conduit. Loads of it, and make it accessible, so you can push/pull
through it later on. Putting in conduit is cheap

Behind my tv:
http://ccso.co.uk/sb/images/viewer/christmas_5.jpg.50.html

The tracks in the left of the picture are for routing cables from my 2
floor roofspace into my 1 floor roofspace.
http://ccso.co.uk/sb/images/viewer/christmas_8.jpg.100.html

Put plenty in, you can fill it with cable later!

Simon

On 09/06/06, ByronSP <home_auto@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> I am getting a new build done, and wanting to ensure that my house is
> well cabled so have been reading here to gain some knowledge.  Does
> anyone have rough price guidelines per socket that they have used?
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> Decided that in most rooms I want
> Dual Cat5e
> Speaker Sockets
> TV points.
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> However having problems trying to get an approximate budget?
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> TV points - Dual CT100 most likely?
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> Also routing speaker cables within the room to a central point.
> - 1 5.1 system
> - 1 7.1 system
> - 4 * stereo systems
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> As the electrician will be doing the work he might as well run the
> cables and sort out the backplates, any idea what this might cost in
> each instance?
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> Thanks
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