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If you're just lazy like me, you just go through an exterior wall, staple the cable up along some trim, and go back through the wall into the room you want the
by olyjohn 3y ago
If you're just lazy like me, you just go through an exterior wall, staple the cable up along some trim, and go back through the wall into the room you want the cable. Caulk it up and paint it and you can't even tell it's there. Best to get outdoor-rated, or direct-burial cable. The layer of paint over it also seems to do a pretty good job protecting it.
- hakfoo 3y agoI did this and had durability problems; it broke twice in about eight years. I am attempting to find a contractor to run cables through the walls/attic, which seems to be a frustrating "send in a quote inquiry, then when I get no response in a week call them and see that they actually got the inquiry, but the guy who actually does estimates is backed up."