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Rewiring and junction boxes
I have been rewiring a dining room in a 1930's home. In new
construction outlets are linked together by wires running horizontally through the studs. I haven't been able to find any guidelines for how to run wires when rewiring. The most logical way seems to be running wire through floor joists underneath the room in the unfinished basement. I have a couple of choices. I can run wire from outlet to outlet, passing the wire under the floor, or I can wire to junction boxes under each outelt with a wire extending to each outlet. The latter would allow me to use less wire and fewer holes through the joists. The first way would mean that I would use fewer junction boxes. Is there any advantage or disadvantage to either way? Anyone know of any guidlines for rewiring? Most of the info I have found is on wiring new construction. Thanks |
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