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Posted by John Grabowski on October 8, 2009, 6:39 pm
>> In order to install Wiremold metal raceway on the inside garage wall for
>> 120v wiring for the exterior lights I need to cross an existing run of
>> Wiremold that carries the 24v wiring for the sprinkler system.
>> Would it be kosher to have the new Wiremold simply cross over the top of
>> the existing Wiremold and thus not be flat against the wall for the whole
>> of its length? Or lift the existing Wiremold away from the wall and let
>> the new Wiremold pass under it and thus remain flat against the wall?
>> Or...?
> *It is possible to bend a saddle in Wiremold, but it is a little tricky.
> The Wiremold tends to get distorted as it is bent. You cannot have the
> raceway float. You could put some blocks under it at intervals and strap
> it on to them. I seem to recall Wiremold making a flexible joint which
> would work in your case. Check their catalog.
*Wiremold part number V5700F Flexible Section. 18" long and works for 500
and 700 Wiremold
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> 120v wiring for the exterior lights I need to cross an existing run of
> Wiremold that carries the 24v wiring for the sprinkler system.
> Would it be kosher to have the new Wiremold simply cross over the top of
> the existing Wiremold and thus not be flat against the wall for the whole
> of its length? Or lift the existing Wiremold away from the wall and let
> the new Wiremold pass under it and thus remain flat against the wall?
> Or...?
> Perce