Electrical wire slack

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Electrical wire slack

Aaron Fude

06-07-2008

Re: Electrical wire slack

dpb

06-07-2008

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Posted by Aaron Fude on June 7, 2008, 3:38 am

Hi,

I'm doing some electrical work in the attic which will soon (six
months to a year to ..?) undergo a face lift. In particular, I know
that the electrical wire will have to follow a slightly different path
with will be about six feet longer than the current path. So I would
like to leave six feet of slack in the wall. Is that all right to do
if it is neatly organized?

Thanks!

Aaron

Posted by dpb on June 7, 2008, 8:27 am

Aaron Fude wrote:

> Hi,

> I'm doing some electrical work in the attic which will soon (six

> months to a year to ..?) undergo a face lift. In particular, I know

> that the electrical wire will have to follow a slightly different path

> with will be about six feet longer than the current path. So I would

> like to leave six feet of slack in the wall. Is that all right to do

> if it is neatly organized?

Sure...

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