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Doing some lights on a back wall that’s being cladded, between the back wall and the garage wall is some stones that I’m going to need to bury cable under to get the cable over to the wall it’s about half a metre across, doing it in armour won’t really work as I would need to go into joint box which would be too big to go in behind cladding. Would FP inside a copex underneath the stones be okay?? Then come back up behind the cladding with it. Or even a pvc conduit with the FP inside it? Just want some advice on it
 
i'd not use FP .better to use H07RN. which will be quite happy in some copex.
 

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