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Here's a nice little one.
I have a cable running horizontally and surface wired. It then keeps going in the same direction, but disappears behind some plasterboard. I need to make the bit behind the PB a safe zone, and I guess the cable itself is not enough. What is the most basic accessory (can be ugly, will be behind kitchen units) that can be fitted around an already clipped cable that will not break the cable, and will create, say, a 50mm safe zone ? Or in this situation, can you just put a sign up with arrows, saying, this is a safe zone, "there is a cable here" etc. Cheers, Simon. |
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