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Old 17-08-2005, 12:25   #15
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Re: Multi room viewing

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Originally Posted by Rob C
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Originally Posted by bopdude
Sorry to put a dampner on things but I think you'll find it's against the regs to have a tv ( or other appliance ) wired in the bathroom.

Saw it done quite recently on one of the DIY shows. May have been DIY SOS. So yes it is possible, but clearly has to be done carefully, and positioning of the TV will be the critical aspect.
I'll bet you a £ to a pinch of snot it was a U.S show I'm prepared to eat humble pie on this one
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