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It doesn't have to be perfect. If you had an opening by the baseboard on major walls, you could run through conduit to get to the right room, and then tack a c
by nostrademons 3y ago
It doesn't have to be perfect. If you had an opening by the baseboard on major walls, you could run through conduit to get to the right room, and then tack a cord along the baseboard and up corners of walls until you got to the right place, the same way most people wire their TV/media room right now. The main issue is running cords through doorways, which keeps them from closing and is a tripping hazard. People can live with cable ties as long as you get most of the run hidden.
- saalweachter 3y agoBeyond that, if you have conduit running to different rooms, you can now treat those as junction boxes instead of termination points. You can run the cable to the box easily, and then have ten feet of the old fashioned painful cable pull from the junction box to the point on the wall/ceiling you actually want to have a socket. Perfect, good, etc.