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wall chasing
Hello,
I would like to add some sockets along the lounge wall. Is there a preferred direction for wall chasing? If I chase vertically then that would mean having to lift the floorboards above and drill through joists. OTOH if I chase horizontally along the wall that would save much of the work of floorboard lifting and joist drilling and make it a simpler and quicker job. It would save cable too, as I wouldn't need to keep going up and down. But is it considered bad to chase across a load bearing wall? It won't be a deep chase but still, better safe than sorry? Thanks in advance, Stephen. |
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