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Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Rewiring a House
My house is a old one, Plaster and clap board.
I have colth wrap wire, when I move it the insulation breaks.
I was hoping that I could new wire to old and pull it throw the wall? I
don't think that will work, because the wire i
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. Probably
depends onn the brand.
Ron
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> Ok,
>
> I was hoping you had a better way than I for rewiring these old
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> Well Dale I am not sure what you mean by a bayonet fetting. The one that
> comes to my mind is the two screws that clamp a semi flat piece of steel
> against the back and the two screws are only acce
aster wall. Lots of ways to do things
and every box may be different in his house.
Ron
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>I have done a lot of that h
Most of the time when they did cloth wrapped wire it ran in single
strand and had the house as ground by way of plumbing pipes on cold water side.
Going threw the walls won't be easy or in some places pretty.
When I did my dads house. I went with the base board. It was easy to
get at and same to
available with decorative covers etc. but i think it is up to
your local code whether or not they permit it. The entire
building in which I work was redone that way in 1998 even
including offices and conference rooms etc. where looks mattered.
If the system is that old you'll probably have to rep
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> As one person has mentioned the surface raceway is one solution. Let
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> They are making some attractive conduit for this these days. many people
> use it so the wires are not hanging out all over the place when they run
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Milton
I happened to notice your email address at the bottom of the email.
Is that Minnesota? or some other state.
Only reason I ask is I am not all that far from Rochester Minnasota. just
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> My house is a old one, Plaster and clap board.
> I have colth wrap wire, when I move it the i
28, 2006 6:45 PM
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> Its been many years since I've seen this but they used a rectangular
> conduit
> slightly larger than romex to run the wires on the surface of the walls
> from
> either the baseboard or ceiling to the outlets and
They are making some attractive conduit for this these days. many people
use it so the wires are not hanging out all over the place when they run
them to computers and entertainment centers. I agree it is not the best
esthetically for a full rewiring, but then neither is knocking out all the
hrane Ontario Canada
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> My house is a old one, Plaster and clap board.
> I have colth wrap wire, when I move it the insulation breaks.
> I was
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Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Rewiring a House
My house is a old one, Plaster and clap board.
I have colth wrap wire, when I move it the insulation breaks.
I was hoping that I could new wi
My house is a old one, Plaster and clap board.
I have colth wrap wire, when I move it the insulation breaks.
I was hoping that I could new wire to old and pull it throw the wall? I
don't think that will work, because the wire is not in a pipe.
Need suggestion
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