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penpole · 01-01-2005, 18:38

Different people say different things in my area. I think it can depend upon which engineer does the installation and their individual workload on the day. Also how assertive you are at the time of the installation makes a difference.

The majority of people I ask would agree that they often don't make a good job of the cabling, often going around every door frame and putting the cable halfway up skirting boards.

I think if you think about what you want to get out of the installation - i.e. you have thought about where you want the cable run to go and whether or not you want them to test the installation (which would always be a good idea) and are assertive enough on the day, the engineer will do what you want them to do.

01-01-2005, 18:38	#6
penpole Inactive Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 6	Re: Installation Different people say different things in my area. I think it can depend upon which engineer does the installation and their individual workload on the day. Also how assertive you are at the time of the installation makes a difference. The majority of people I ask would agree that they often don't make a good job of the cabling, often going around every door frame and putting the cable halfway up skirting boards. I think if you think about what you want to get out of the installation - i.e. you have thought about where you want the cable run to go and whether or not you want them to test the installation (which would always be a good idea) and are assertive enough on the day, the engineer will do what you want them to do.