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Do ring main cables have to be concealed (i.e., chased or in trunking)?
I want to have an extra socket in a utility room. The easiest way to route the cable would be horizontally from an existing socket, then neatly around the door frame, to the place where I want it. The room has a solid floor and a solid ceiling. If I route the cable around the door frame, as mentioned, has it got to be in trunking? I think it would be neater without. Thank you... Rich |
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