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Hi:
A fellow I know has a relatively new home (3 year old?) with a poured foundation. The exterior walls of the un-finished part of the basement are covered with some kind of "foil" covered product that seems to be held in place with a little glue here and there and one or two "concrete nails" with backer. He wants to extend some outlets. While there is exposed & accessible romex in the basement it's likely the electrical inspection was done before the drywall was installed and the inspector ASSumed that the wood studs would be covered with drywall. Some were and some weren't. Anyway, he wants to extend some outlets to areas where thee is this "foil" stuff. What's the best approach? 1) Put the outlets and surface wiring on top of the "foil" or 2) Put the outlets and wiring under the foil and cut out access to the outlets. In the case of #1, we would use metal boxes and metal conduit. Or should something else be done? Thanks |
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