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My rewiring project is *still* ongoing, and I will shortly be
replacing the downstairs ring. The downstairs floor is concreted, and so all downstairs sockets are going to be dropped from under the first floor. Although I realise that current practice dictates that the mains cabling must be chased into the wall rather than run in the cavity, (as it is at the moment), I was wondering if I could use the existing mains cable to pull through some CAT-5. i.e. Is it acceptable to run Cat5 within a cavity wall? |
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