Hello everyone,
I am currently looking at a townhouse (end unit) that I would like to buy.
Unfortunately, the house does not have network outlets installed. I would like to add them later. I am not familiar with this topic.
The house was built in 2002, and in my opinion, it would not make sense to completely rewire the electrical system.
Is there another way to install the network outlets? For example, using cable trunking / cable ducts? Has anyone here done something like this before? If so, does anyone possibly have pictures?
Thank you very much for your help.
Best regards
I am currently looking at a townhouse (end unit) that I would like to buy.
Unfortunately, the house does not have network outlets installed. I would like to add them later. I am not familiar with this topic.
The house was built in 2002, and in my opinion, it would not make sense to completely rewire the electrical system.
Is there another way to install the network outlets? For example, using cable trunking / cable ducts? Has anyone here done something like this before? If so, does anyone possibly have pictures?
Thank you very much for your help.
Best regards
Chasing is really a very messy job, but plastering so that you can't see it anymore is not difficult. Since this is a used property: pay attention to boxing/cladding (such as ledges, often in corners); maybe there are pipe or other utility shafts that can be used to run the cables upward.
For our first T-DSL connection (768 kbit YEAH!!), I set up a mini network in a terraced house using cable ducts. The riser pipe was installed as a round conduit in the stairwell, then routed along the ceiling corner, drilled through the wall, and so on.
It works, as long as you don’t have any high expectations.
It works, as long as you don’t have any high expectations.
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