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sinking plug sockets into walls...
Hi,
I have some plug sockets in my bedroom which are the external box type, just screwed to the wall. I am currently decorating the room and want to get these sunk into the walls so they are a little neater. I have done this before, with a hammer and chisel, but the results werent great as the back edge of the hole i created wasnt very flat and so was hard to drill into and screw the metal insert to. I know you can buy guides from B&Q etc that you place on the wall and drill a series of holes which you then knock out, but I wonder if anyone has any experience of using these and whether they are any good? Is there another method I could use to get this job done? They are solid, brick walls, not plasterboard partitions. Thanks Tom |
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