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Taking aerial lead vertically through roof?

dohouch · 2012-04-11 23:19:48

I think it is not normal practice, but thinking of avoiding any bends in lead as are normal when going in under soffit or bending it up under roof tile/slate. Anybody doing it?

11-04-2012 11:19pm

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I think it is not normal practice, but thinking of avoiding any bends in lead as are normal when going in under soffit or bending it up under roof tile/slate.

Anybody doing it?

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#2 11-04-2012 11:26pm

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By vertically do you mean, make/drill a hole and feed cable through ridge tile?
Wouldn't recommend this and doubt you'd get even get the cowboy installers to attempt it.

It's possible to get cable out/in via, lead, soffit vent, tile, slate etc.. without causing any damage if proper care and attention is applied when doing so.

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