shed

[paul b b]

Hello chaps,

do i have to run cables in conduit to put a socket and light in a shed or can i face fix twin & earth?

thanks

 

[Andy™]

or you could stop bodging it and use SWA

 

[paul b b]

I was talking about the inside

 

[batty]

You have to access whether cables are likely to get damaged if they might conduit it if not don't bother also how decent a job customer wants.

Batty

 

[Andy™]

I was talking about the inside

if its not likely to get damaged, then yes, clip direct

 

[paul b b]

thanks guys

 

[Theorysparky]

or you could stop bodging it and use SWA

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thats made my day Andy

 

[extension15]

Made me smile..

 

[green-hornet]

I am just doing a wiring job on a summer house and I have put it all in conduit.

My reasons are it is less likely to be damaged, looks better and more professional.

The simple act of resting a pair of step ladders against an unprotected cable could in time wear through the sheathing and damage the cable.

From experiance I have seen cables being used as a tool rack ie a convenient hooking point for hanging your hammer off.

Again, like other posters have said its all down to the risk assesment if no damage is likely to occur then surface clip it, if you think it will be subject to any form of abuse put it in conduit or trunking.

 

[ianmacd]

Stop looking in my garage at my patented hammer rack.

 

[Badger]

:^O

 

[Evans Electric]

:^O :^O:^O:^OApplaud SmileyApplaud SmileyApplaud Smileythats made my day Andy

I knew he meant clipping on the inside, and I'd agree with the T/E clipped, we're not talking heavy industry here. ; \

 

[Andy™]

I knew he meant clipping on the inside, and I'd agree with the T/E clipped, we're not talking heavy industry here. ; \

i though he was talking about the feed to the shed...