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Hi, I have a wood floor to ceiling cabinet in this house I bought.
Inside, underneath a shelf, is a 14 gauge Romex line that goes from the wall on the left to a box with an outlet on the right. The Romex is stapled to the underside of one of the shelves. Is this even close to being code ? Does the wire need to be run through a conduit ? I've seen other wires just stapled to a board on a wall, like the 110 line for a washer in a basement. Thank you. |
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