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House project - ormi - 29-12-2018
up in to the cupboard and either put a false bottom in the cuboard or in to the cupboard run the wire along the edge and hide with a very small facing??
House project - FirebirdPhil - 30-12-2018
ormi up in to the cupboard and either put a false bottom in the cuboard or in to the cupboard run the wire along the edge and hide with a very small facing??
False bottom is the way I would do it, very easy and neat, with easy access if need be.
House project - parthiban - 30-12-2018
Isn't he talking about the one in the far left though? As in the one just past the extractor? I thought that's what he meant by hiding the cable, there's no cupboard there due to the extractor so there's nowhere for the cable to go.
House project - FirebirdPhil - 30-12-2018
Need a better picture of the area then!!
House project - parthiban - 30-12-2018
2tongues Need a better picture of the area then!!
Lol, I may have misinterpreted though so let's wait for Patrik's response.
This pic shows off his handywork better :biggrin:
House project - P.Lindblom - 30-12-2018
parthiban Isn't he talking about the one in the far left though? As in the one just past the extractor? I thought that's what he meant by hiding the cable, there's no cupboard there due to the extractor so there's nowhere for the cable to go.You're absolutely right
I need to make my way past the extractor without the cable showing. It's easier to see what the problem is in this picture
![[Image: dsc2659fix.jpg]](http://img718.imageshack.us/img718/762/dsc2659fix.jpg)
House project - parthiban - 30-12-2018
Depending on the thickness of the wire, one option could be to carefully carve out the grout and run the cable through there and then re-grout over it - it's not an ideal situation but could work if the wire is thin enough.
House project - toxo - 30-12-2018
What it needs is a time machine so you can lay the power cable behind the tiles before tiling the wall
Nice house man
House project - P.Lindblom - 30-12-2018
parthiban Depending on the thickness of the wire, one option could be to carefully carve out the grout and run the cable through there and then re-grout over it - it's not an ideal situation but could work if the wire is thin enough.I think the wires are too thick, unfortunately. Since they only transfer 12V I could however replace the cable with a smaller one but I'll look for other options first.
toxo What it needs is a time machine so you can lay the power cable behind the tiles before tiling the wallYeah, or I could just get one of those wireless power supplies
Nice house man
moke:Thanks mate
House project - FirebirdPhil - 30-12-2018
Through the ceiling across and down again. Nothing like doing it the hard way!!