On 27 Jul 2004 06:13:05 -0700, (Marcos
Scriven) strung together this:

and normal surface trunking (the plastic sort with a snap on
cover)

That'll do, stick that in the wall, it saves cutting the plugs off
too.

5) As an aside - what's the difference between conduit, duct, and
trunking?

In loose general terms,
Conduit is the round tube used with singles cables.
Duct is a duct, could be a small 2" duct or a huge underground duct
that trucks can drive through, depends on the context.
Trunking is a two part cable management device, one part fixed to a
surface, the other used as a lid.
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SJW
A.C.S. Ltd