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Old 14-06-2008   #21 (permalink)
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the installation costs would be the same as you can generally get away with installing the swa and earth at the same time
that just leaves the price per metre of 25mm 5c swa versus 25mm 4c swa & 16mm earth
Thats what I ment it will cost more to run a 5-core swa than 4-core and seperate 16mm cpc
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thats what i figure too, 25mm 5c isnt commonly used
in fact i've never seen it used
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I think it may be one that you have to specially order therfore cost goes through the roof
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I think it may be one that you have to specially order therfore cost goes through the roof
amen to ian(enoch powell)settle

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