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electrics and drylining the outter wall

Edoc Macein · 2009-06-15 20:01:50

, folks, I am going to be drylinig the outter walls, but how will this work. I assume the wall will be chased to allow the wire come down and then i guess rip a sq section of the dry lining for sockets?? surely i am wrong. . ps complete novice, so excuse the bad thought above. .if i am wrong of course. . orrrrrrrrr,.…

15-06-2009 8:01pm

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Edoc Macein

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, folks,

I am going to be drylinig the outter walls, but how will this work.
I assume the wall will be chased to allow the wire come down and then i guess rip a sq section of the dry lining for sockets?? surely i am wrong. .

ps complete novice, so excuse the bad thought above. .if i am wrong of course. .

orrrrrrrrr,. hmmmmmmm,, , maybe i aim to keep all electrics off the outter walls.. . hmmmmmm.

ta
Edoc. .

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