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For those interested in my culinary adventure, cauliflower cheese in, braised cabbage in, blackberry up side down cake (her in-doors is doing that), arrrgggh hate Sundays. Wot was the question again?
 
For those interested in my culinary adventure, cauliflower cheese in, braised cabbage in, blackberry up side down cake (her in-doors is doing that), arrrgggh hate Sundays. Wot was the question again?
I am actually in the garden in the October sun, glass of wine with roast lamb on the go.
 
Ive had it thanks I'm gone the insulation is getting to me, as well as the heat, I#m going to thread myself in some oval conduit to make me cooler.
 
How would you ensure this remains touching inner surface? Are you notching all your studwork out??

No I drill it. Its just a case of being practical as long as the cable is in front of the insulation and the insulation fills the void then the cable is going to touch the board for the majority when the board is pushed back in to position.
 
The only benefit I can see of using conduit in a stud wall is to save the guy doing the next rewire in 50 years or whatever having to destroy the wall to get new cables in. But by then all the sockets and switches will be wireless so it won't matter.
 
The only benefit I can see of using conduit in a stud wall is to save the guy doing the next rewire in 50 years or whatever having to destroy the wall to get new cables in. But by then all the sockets and switches will be wireless so it won't matter.
I would love a time machine to see how installations have changed. Will we be laughing about rcd use like the way we used to earth any bit of metalwork in the eighties.
 

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