Angles on PVC Trunking

[telectrix]

problem with the manufactrured joints is thety are bigger than the trunnking itself so you end up with a gap along the trunking.

 

[pc1966]

Nothing wrong with the sticky stuff it's the way you use it, used many kilometres of the stuff with no problem

Staying in place from the start is great, but usually I would pop in a couple of screws to make sure it stays that way!

 

[7029 dave]

Never had any trouble with my good ole set square and hacksaw ,both for metal and plastic trunking.

 

[telectrix]

measure twice, cut once.

 

[Mikegh]

Staying in place from the start is great, but usually I would pop in a couple of screws to make sure it stays that way!

I can't be bothered with it seeiy as how you have to add a few screws to it

Also gets stuck in the wrong position if you're not careful

 

[pc1966]

Also gets stuck in the wrong position if you're not careful

That is the big down-side.

Upside is it only needs 2-3 screws per length to stop it migrating over time as the glue slips a little.

 

[Mikegh]

That is the big down-side.

Upside is it only needs 2-3 screws per length to stop it migrating over time as the glue slips a little.

Not too bad if it's running along a corner or top of wall

Need a line drawn before affixing otherwise imo

 

[nicebutdim]

Need a line drawn before affixing otherwise imo

Set the laser level on the floor and line it in seconds.

 

[UNG]

Staying in place from the start is great, but usually I would pop in a couple of screws to make sure it stays that way!

I always fix it with some screws

I can't be bothered with it seeiy as how you have to add a few screws to it

It is not that inconvenient to bang a few screws in and probably a lot quicker to fix than the non sticky trunking also on a horizontal fix you don't get the brick dust trail down the wall that has to be cleaned up

Also gets stuck in the wrong position if you're not careful

So it only sticks in the wrong position if you are not careful are you admitting to not being careful?

Not too bad if it's running along a corner or top of wall

Need a line drawn before affixing otherwise imo

Set the laser level on the floor and line it in seconds.

Or just use a 2ft or 4ft spirit level as a straight edge to fix it against