Running cables behind plasterboard walls 1 part p is a building regulation it wont give you info like this you need a copy of the wiring regulations andor a. 2 but assuming it were to as you think it does why arent you prepared to put the effort into digesting it.
Electrical Sockets And Insulated Plasterboard Insulation
Running cables behind plasterboard. Alternatively you may run the wire down the last stud in a corner under the floor or into the basement or crawl space and then back up between the studs in the next room. Once all cables are through attach the faceplates by pulling the cables through the rubber membrane and snapping the. Open the breaker box and turn off the electricity to the area youll be working in. Rating is available when the video has been rented. Use a work light if you need light. Drill a hole if the block is close enough to the fixture hole to reach with a drill and.
A combination stud finder can further help locate wires running behind the plaster. Paul jennings aug 12 2018 1. Works quite well for behind plaster boards. Mark the location of the placement of the drilled hole with a piece of masking tape. Thread the cables through the openings in the pass through face plates or plug them into a customized face plate if thats what you bought. Turn the screws on the face plates to attach them to the gang boxes.
This feature is not available right now. If your walls are. Make sure the power is off near the outlet youll be working with using a voltage tester. Please try again. Is basically a magnet and piece of string which you can move using another magnet the other side. Get your screwdrivers and turn the screws in the gang box so that the little arms squeeze tight against the back of the drywall.
The interactive transcript could not be loaded. Remove all wall mounted items from the area that you will be running the wires. Make a pencil mark on the. Push the desired connection cables in through the top low voltage box and out of the lower low voltage box. Run cable past horizontal blocking in the wall either by drilling a hole in the block or cutting a notch.
Gallery of Running Cables Behind Plasterboard
