Fw: Sinking KAT5 into wall behind plasma

[Gareth Cook <g@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Should have explained - my house doesnt have wooden joists or floors.
It's
steel beams with a solid concrete floor. The ceilings are all suspended.

Piccies on my site show it etc....

G.

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No bright ideas - just a hole in the floor above :-)
And yes you would have longer cables than if you mounted directly
behind but probably no more than 2m max, provided you can locate the
KAT5 boxes directly above the screen and come straight down the wall.

I've got lots of holes in my floors (all covered with removable
panels) from when I retrofitted my structured wiring. As long as the
panels/boards are screwed down securely afterwards they don't squeak
:-)

Here's a pic from when I was re-wiring:
http://tinyurl.com/qgto9

There's plenty of space in the void. Unfortunately I don't have a pic
of where the cables come up from in the wall below. Next time I have
the floor up I'll take one :-)

HTH,

Tim.

On 3/10/06, Gareth Cook <g@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> But then you'd have to allow for access somehow in the ceiling - and
this
> also would increase the lengths of the av cable (ie output from KAT5)
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> Unless you have a bright idea Ive not thought of ?
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> G.