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Ziggy February 1st 05 07:29 PM

Cable through wood or brick - waterproofing ?
 
What is best to use to waterproof the entrance point through a wooden
window frame of a TV cable?

TIA

paul February 1st 05 08:13 PM

"Ziggy" wrote in message
...
What is best to use to waterproof the entrance point through a wooden
window frame of a TV cable?

TIA


drill the hole diagonally down and make sure if the cable is running upwards
then have a small 'U' bend running down before it turns upwards so that any
water running down the cable will not flow into the hole.


Paul



Space_Cowby February 1st 05 08:35 PM


"paul" wrote in message
...
"Ziggy" wrote in message
...
What is best to use to waterproof the entrance point through a wooden
window frame of a TV cable?

TIA


drill the hole diagonally down and make sure if the cable is running
upwards
then have a small 'U' bend running down before it turns upwards so that
any
water running down the cable will not flow into the hole.


Paul

if you must drill thru the frame seal with some silicone / bathroom sealant.
Note that you wont be able to paint over this though but it is water proof.



The Natural Philosopher February 2nd 05 12:30 AM

Ziggy wrote:

What is best to use to waterproof the entrance point through a wooden
window frame of a TV cable?

TIA


Silicone or acrylic sealer.

Ziggy February 2nd 05 08:33 AM

On Wed, 02 Feb 2005 00:30:40 +0000, The Natural Philosopher
wrote:

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Many thanks for the information.

Regards.

Andy Luckman (AJL Electronics) February 4th 05 10:23 AM

In article , Ziggy
wrote:

What is best to use to waterproof the entrance point through a wooden
window frame of a TV cable?


The very best way is NOT to. Drill through the wall at an angle and drip
loop it before entry.

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