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![]() Just started chasing the cable runs and sinking back boxes with SDS box sinker and wheel chaser. (works a treat) howver the blocks are GP1's (4" hollow) so when I sink the boxes I'm left with a deeper hole than required due to the cavity in the block, do I simply pack back out with sand/cement? and also is it OK to "glue" the galvenised back boxes into place or do they require a mechanical fixing. I'd prefer to glue them as drilling and fixing to the sand and cement would not hold very well I would have thought. Cheers |
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