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Inaccessible junction boxes
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John White wrote:
Junction boxes under floorboards are considered to be accessible -
even when gaining access involves removing long floorboards, laminate
flooring, two sofas a piano and a complete set of the Encyclopedia
Britannica. :-)
Does that include fitted carpets on which are shelving units bolted to
the wall?
No problem. I have a Stanley knife and a staple gun in the toolbox. I
did have to cut through a downstairs ceiling to get to one beneath the
floorboards and under a bath though.
If so, thats *crazy* - a junction box buried in painted plaster would
be far easier to get at.
Seen lots of those too. I've even met one with a gas cooker connector
screwed through it as well.
I'm sure Douglas Adams would have loved Part P.
So would Kafka.
John
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