A friend of mine has had their tv put on their wall by their plasterer but he concealed the wires in the wall and plastered over it. The picture quality is crap and he used the cheapest cables he could find, even the plug socket is concealed and there is no way of getting to it which means the tv cant be disconnected. Does this sound the right way to mount a tv on the wall or would it have been better to make a stud partition wall in the shape of a chimney breast so the plugs could be accessed via a door/hatch?
Stud wall?
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bigsegs
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well if you cant get to the bleedin plug??
wot numpty plasters the socket behind the wall?
door hatch? sppose so...
everheard of dry-lining back boxes? flush sockets?
why not just cut a double socket sized hole in the board where the cables disappear, fish some new ones in and buy a combo sky/single socket flush chrome front plate? use a double hollow wall backbox..
wot numpty plasters the socket behind the wall?
door hatch? sppose so...
everheard of dry-lining back boxes? flush sockets?
why not just cut a double socket sized hole in the board where the cables disappear, fish some new ones in and buy a combo sky/single socket flush chrome front plate? use a double hollow wall backbox..
warriorupnorth
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Nice xmas tree ;D
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mrspoon
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im most impressed with the rug, i think i have one very similar! wool strands about... 4mm thick? exrra soft on the feet but the cats scratch it to fook!
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bigsegs
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bout 15 quid use cls timber and plasterboard but...... why??
richardbrown
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sounds to me like he went for the cheapest quote for the job
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Oh you get what you pay for
Rich b
Oh you get what you pay for
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