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Träumerix21 Jan 2020 17:48Hello,
I started working at a large "building services company" last week.
I am currently organizing and tidying up the warehouse.
There are materials in the warehouse that are no longer part of the product range.
I can purchase these at a low cost, and I can also buy additional items I need at a good price.
Since I do not know how long I will stay with this company, I have the question:
Does it make sense to buy these now?
I would use a materials list from one of our average houses and order according to that.
I was thinking of:
distribution box, cables, control switch materials, sockets, outdoor spotlights, outdoor sockets, doorbell system, cable ducts...
I am buying the plot of land this year. Construction will start in Q1 2022.
The house will not be built by a construction company. My uncle will manage the construction with a few skilled friends—you know how it is in a village.
I started working at a large "building services company" last week.
I am currently organizing and tidying up the warehouse.
There are materials in the warehouse that are no longer part of the product range.
I can purchase these at a low cost, and I can also buy additional items I need at a good price.
Since I do not know how long I will stay with this company, I have the question:
Does it make sense to buy these now?
I would use a materials list from one of our average houses and order according to that.
I was thinking of:
distribution box, cables, control switch materials, sockets, outdoor spotlights, outdoor sockets, doorbell system, cable ducts...
I am buying the plot of land this year. Construction will start in Q1 2022.
The house will not be built by a construction company. My uncle will manage the construction with a few skilled friends—you know how it is in a village.
If you have the space to store it, why not?
But you should definitely know what you need!
Do you plan to do the electrical work yourself? It would obviously be a problem if your electrician objects to using your materials...
However, things like server cabinets, access points, and outdoor lights are usually installed by the homeowner anyway!
But you should definitely know what you need!
Do you plan to do the electrical work yourself? It would obviously be a problem if your electrician objects to using your materials...
However, things like server cabinets, access points, and outdoor lights are usually installed by the homeowner anyway!
Hello Träumerix
Go for it, and don’t hold back. The materials won’t get any cheaper. And if you have leftovers in the end: eBay is your friend.
I was also able to buy electrical supplies at a very good price. As a result, my workshop is equipped with 64! sockets.
The other rooms are also very generously wired.
Steven
Go for it, and don’t hold back. The materials won’t get any cheaper. And if you have leftovers in the end: eBay is your friend.
I was also able to buy electrical supplies at a very good price. As a result, my workshop is equipped with 64! sockets.
The other rooms are also very generously wired.
Steven
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Chris251122 Jan 2020 19:01I would do the same. I think you can never have too many power outlets. I have now planned for about 150 of them and still feel like it’s not enough.
M4rvin schrieb:
But things like server cabinets, access points, and exterior lights are usually DIY anyway! Have you planned a server cabinet for your single-family house?
annab377 schrieb:
Did you plan a server cabinet for your single-family house?I think he means a cabinet for network components like patch panels, switches, routers, NAS, etc.
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