How do you chase out a socket?
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How do you fill gaps around sockets?
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How do you chase a block wall?
The Simple Rules for Cutting Chases in Walls
- Vertical chases should not be any deeper than one third of the total wall thickness.
- In a cavity wall, vertical chases should be no deeper than one third of the thickness of the skin they are being placed in.
- No chases, horizontal or vertical, should be made back to back.
What can I use around sockets?
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How do you dig a trench for electrical wire by hand?
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Do cables in walls need capping?
I don’t know about good practice but there is no requirement to cap the cables. I would on an open wall but not in a chase generally. They aren’t going to get damaged in a chase by a trowel are they.
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