Spinny Posted June 15 Posted June 15 Concerned about the size of my TV conduit, so contemplating running some cables down from the ceiling in this corner - maybe speaker cables or a network cable. There is a movement joint in the wall there - I guess I am not supposed to run any cables in the edge of the joint ? (It hasn't moved in the 2.5 years it has been up) Might fit a wall cupboard or a shelf into the corner - not sure what the best position would be really for cables - tight to the corner ? - or middle of the short recess wall ? Think I need to run the following 15m to the TV... 1 off directional HDMI optical cable 2 off Cat 6 network cable (one as a spare) 3 off speaker cables (right, left and centre channel) Coax aerial cable Digital optical audio cable Samsung OneConnect optical cable ? (looks like the ends don't come off, so would have to go through the conduit on its own first.) ??
BotusBuild Posted June 15 Posted June 15 I'd be thinking of either the cupboard or a boarded in service void, then run the cable without conduit in this area
crispy_wafer Posted June 15 Posted June 15 From that picture I think I’d lean towards boxing it out 25mm or 50mm with roof battens to create a void on the short edge of that corner. 1
SteamyTea Posted June 15 Posted June 15 There is a bit about installing data cables here. As far as I know they do not have to be in a safe zone, though newer PoE may be different. https://professional-electrician.com/technical/networking-data-cables-in-compliance-with-bs-7671-requirements-niceic/
Spinny Posted June 15 Author Posted June 15 @crispy_wafer Yes thinking along those lines. The walls are going to be wet plastered and NOT dot & dab. Wondering if I could put some shallow trunking down the narrow recess wall and then get the plasterer to thicken up the plaster on that recess wall. (Annoyingly there is a steel beam above (and a steel column inside the wall) - will have to run the cables around the steel.
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