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Wiring a shower affixed to a plasterboard partition-wall.
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clanger...@yahoo.co.uk
Sep 1, 2012, 6:18:47 AM9/1/12
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I'm installing a shower onto a 'plasterboard - stud - plasterboard'
partition wall. Does the (10mm) cable have to be protected in any way,
by conduit for example?
Or is it like fitting electrical sockets where there is an implied
safe zone horizontally and vertically in line with height and width of
the shower respectively, so no protection required?
Thanks for any help.
partition wall. Does the (10mm) cable have to be protected in any way,
by conduit for example?
Or is it like fitting electrical sockets where there is an implied
safe zone horizontally and vertically in line with height and width of
the shower respectively, so no protection required?
Thanks for any help.
John Rumm
Sep 1, 2012, 10:27:51 AM9/1/12
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On 01/09/2012 11:18, clanger...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
> I'm installing a shower onto a 'plasterboard - stud - plasterboard'
> partition wall. Does the (10mm) cable have to be protected in any way,
> by conduit for example?
No.
> I'm installing a shower onto a 'plasterboard - stud - plasterboard'
> partition wall. Does the (10mm) cable have to be protected in any way,
> by conduit for example?
> Or is it like fitting electrical sockets where there is an implied
> safe zone horizontally and vertically in line with height and width of
> the shower respectively, so no protection required?
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Cheers,
John.
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knightinrustyarmour
Jan 11, 2013, 8:14:26 PM1/11/13
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What are you thinking putting a shower onto a
plaster board wall for duh
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plaster board wall for duh
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Roger Mills
Jan 12, 2013, 12:08:15 PM1/12/13
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On 12/01/2013 01:14, knightinrustyarmour wrote:
> What are you thinking putting a shower onto a
> plaster board wall for duh
>
Why not?
> What are you thinking putting a shower onto a
> plaster board wall for duh
>
It's often the only option if the bathroom is surrounded by stud
partition walls. If green (water-resistant) plasterboard is used, and
tiled over, it's perfectly ok. The pipes and cables can be hidden inside
the stud wall. Very neat - done it myself on several occasions!
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Cheers,
Roger
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