Hi all, I am a total newbie but have been reading these boards for some time now and finding them extremely helpful - cheers for that.
My problem lies with the afore mentioned wallplate. I am moving into a flat with communal Satellite and TV aerial and have the wallplate with SAT1, SAT2, TV, RADIO, RETURN and BT in the corner of my lounge.
I intend to have my TV in the OPPOSITE corner of the room and to have Sky+ and maybe in the future Sky HD installed. My question is which cables will I need to run into the other corner to have a fully working Sky+ system?
Also, is this the type of work that the Sky installer will happily do?
As there is no floor laid at the moment my initial intention was to router a channel out of the chipboard and run the cables in it then lay laminate on top, then drill a hole in the laminate for the cables in the corner where the TV will sit.
What do you guys think? Any replies much appreciated
Ross
My problem lies with the afore mentioned wallplate. I am moving into a flat with communal Satellite and TV aerial and have the wallplate with SAT1, SAT2, TV, RADIO, RETURN and BT in the corner of my lounge.
I intend to have my TV in the OPPOSITE corner of the room and to have Sky+ and maybe in the future Sky HD installed. My question is which cables will I need to run into the other corner to have a fully working Sky+ system?
Also, is this the type of work that the Sky installer will happily do?
As there is no floor laid at the moment my initial intention was to router a channel out of the chipboard and run the cables in it then lay laminate on top, then drill a hole in the laminate for the cables in the corner where the TV will sit.
What do you guys think? Any replies much appreciated
Ross