routing cables

[tony_m]

Hi
I am looking for good examples of how to install cables in chased out walls. Not particulalarly the route they should take more of what should be used to protect them in a brick/rendered wall that has chased out to accept the cables. I have tried 25mm oval conduit but they(25mm oval cables) seem a bit tight for two cables, and I haven't found an ideal way to secure the conduit to the wall. (apart from galvanised nails nailed at either side with the heads holding the conduit). I suppose pictures would give me the best idea so are there any sites which might show the correct way to install cables in a chased out wall.

err by the way the cable would be 2.5mm t&e.

 

[breezer]

if your capping isnt big enough, get bigger, or use 2 x smaller ones, and yes believe it or not galvanised nails holding it, is the best way

 

[ban-all-sheds]

Or buckle clips.

Or a dab or two of plaster/filler/adhesive - it's only got to hold it in place until it's plastered over. In fact, get the chase the right size and the conduit should just wedge in...

 

[tony_m]

Thanks for the replies. Yes buckle clips were what I was thinking of, but didn't know the name of them. Thanks again.