On Monday 13 September 2010 20:37:04 James Knott wrote:
Per Jessen wrote:
They only provide the cable to the flat. Anything inside flat is done
by user himself. And to provide the cable to the flat there is no need of nailing etc. Just to insert cable into a tube on one end and it will appear from the tube inside the flat. So just plug in into the socket on the hub and put it into a tube.
Well, as a professional I beg to differ.
I can just imagine him trying to stuff a CAT5 patch cord up 15 floors through a conduit. ;-)
Multi-floor residential buildings tend to have a common conduit serving all floors, with one conduit for each stack of units. I guess he doesn't realize that, even with a fish, it's often difficult or impossible to run new cable along side old, in an existing conduit.
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