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FTTH and External insulation

Djcon · 2021-09-23 20:11:15

Hi. I am thinking of signing up with Vodafone and getting siro instaled. I am also planning on wrapping the house in external insulation in the near future . i really dont know what to do. if i go ahead now will the insulation fitters move the siro equipment, or , would i be better to stick with my current virgin bb until…

23-09-2021 8:11pm

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Djcon

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Hi. I am thinking of signing up with Vodafone and getting siro instaled. I am also planning on wrapping the house in external insulation in the near future . i really dont know what to do. if i go ahead now will the insulation fitters move the siro equipment, or , would i be better to stick with my current virgin bb until the insulation is up. If anyone had this situation could the please advise me.

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#2 24-09-2021 10:05am

Daith

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In a similar situation. As far as I can tell, you're almost better to get the utility in first then insulate.
The insulation fitters won't move your SIRO box. I don't know if they'll insulate around it though. Or will it just come in via poles and cable?

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