Re: running alarm wires in existing home

["Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

op: "...in existing home" - meaning a retro-fit.

& they certainly don't build homes like they used to, although the op didn't
state how old the house is...I can guarantee that looking at how a new house
is constructed will give little insight into how you could run wires in a
1920's plaster & lathe brick townhouse...etc.




"dikembe" <dik@xxxxx> wrote in message
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| Crash Gordon wrote:
| > It's called OTJ training...become an apprentice to a master and you will
| > learn grasshopper.
| > There's very little in print.
|
|
| he can go to houses under construction and study them.  before and after
| sheetrock goes up.  you can figure it out pretty easy.