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Cables exiting walls (how to finish off)
What are you guys using to finish off holes where cables you have buried in walls have to exit? ie, making the hole look neat and tidy.
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Re: Cables exiting walls (how to finish off)
I'm using blanking plates to make speaker connectors that match the other sockets/switches in the room.
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The blanks are from screwfix, and the connectors from CPC.
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Re: Cables exiting walls (how to finish off)
I used the same as Ian but if you just mean cables coming out from walls what about this, simple, cheap but very neat and tidy
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this cost £1.25 AND LOOKS QUITE NEAT DON`T YOU THINK
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I used the same as Ian but if you just mean cables coming out from walls what about this, simple, cheap but very neat and tidy
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this cost £1.25 AND LOOKS QUITE NEAT DON`T YOU THINK
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yea, where do you purchase those?
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Re: Cables exiting walls (how to finish off)
Hi Mark
any electrical wholesaler, its just a plaster board box and a blank cut with an hole in it
Like I said mate nice and simple
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