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The other possibilities are to drill straight through the wall - you haven't said what's the other side. A cupboard would be good! No, it's the landing. If its the landing, then you have a loft above the landing ceiling? Then do what I did, go into loft, drill an access hole in the top wall plate, get a drill extnder bar, (I used 5 x 300 mm extender bars to give me 1.5 m long bar and put the wood bit at the end of that. Feed that through the hole you've just drilled and then drill the second hoel in teh noggin/dwang..... Simples :-) Hmmm! It's a long way down from the ceiling, like 6ft or so. And it's close under the eaves too. -- Chris Green · |
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