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Yea, you defo want a pair of hands for some of it, feeding in cables, r just reducing the burden of a house load of chasing in
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Romex in the USA/Canada?And if you meant Republic of Ireland their regs changed in 2013, and the last chance to use the old stuff was a couple of years later.
The new regs issue in question was IS 201-4:2013.
Also the CPC is insulated and the same cross-section as the L and N, not reduced like the UK.
But I suppose it could still be classed as T&E but nothing like the UK version and has to be in Conduit.
Just updating this thread..Conduit clips mean the oval stands out a bit far @happyhippydad, not much and anything that do t need to chased us a bonus, as per @Leesparkykent i just drill in behind at an angle plug it and then pinch the oval with a screw keeps it tight till the biding goes over ?
I am intending to try it with wall dog and no plugs just to speed things up a bit more ?
Screwfix stock has gone to ---- lately, toolstation had wall digs though when I last got them, luckily my local stores are directly next to each otherI cant find the wall dogs @Baddegg, screwfix have sold out. I'm using these from screwfix Easydrive Countersunk Concrete Screws 7.5 x 50mm 100 Pack - https://www.NoLinkingToThis/p/easydrive-countersunk-concrete-screws-7-5-x-50mm-100-pack/1066h
but they've sold out too! It's great not putting in a wall plug.
try a double glazing wholesalers for those screws @happyhippydad, window fitters use em every where....
Aren't all Toolstations and Screwfix next to each other?
Not on the island @JBW175 bloody miles apart....They are in Havant, but I can’t speak for the rest of Portsmouth, the south coast, or indeed, the rest of the UK ??
Not on the island @JBW175 bloody miles apart....
Is that the Island of England or the Freezer food outlet.
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