Thanks for the comeback ! So If I understand you correctly, the receptacle
would be mounted in the hollow of the "Cee" which in my case are the
vertical beams (columns).

The openings of my columns run parallel with the wall panels. The
receptacle would be pointed parallel with the wall panel and not towards the
work area ??? I could mount on the outside surface of the columns and
orientate them to point towards the work area.

Is that copestetic or do I have goobly gob columns ??

Ray

"HotRod" wrote in message
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Normally the receptacles and switches would be installed on the "inside
surface" of the vertical beams in the building.


"Ray" wrote in message
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I intend to run plastic conduit, my problem is I just don't know if to
install the receptacles on top of the "girts" (shaped as "Zees") or
under
the girts or some other way. I would like for it to look nice when I'm
finished.

"HotRod" wrote in message
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You are looking for either conduit pipe or Bx Cable (Shielded cable)
connected to Plastic or non-conductive electrical boxes, stuff you can
get
at almost any hardware store. What exactly is the problem? if you use
conduit it will be more time consuming but probably a nicer job, if you
us
Bx Cable you also need to buy the plastic little pieces that go into
the
ends after you unshield it.

DOES THIS MAKE SENSE?



"Ray" wrote in message
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Looking for a link with pictures of receptacles installed in a metal
building (workshop).

Or if anyone has some digital pictures of their setup, please
share...

Thanks,