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Hi people,

Recently I am doing rewires using conduit however this is a pain and slow, also it is impossible to cover all areas what are your experiences and any tips ?

As I had a few properties where rats have bitten wire including twin and earth, rj45 and coax.
 
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We have used Adaptaflex, they are good. We use Flexicon now.
 
you could always use metal copex and that should work

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dont get the plastic stuff some of it doesnt offer 360 protection under the plastic
 
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I have used SY in the past in place of flexible cables , because dogs kept chewing flexes ...

Also have used high impact pvc tube in loft due to squirrels also
 
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Have used steel security tubing on squirrel infested nursing homes, it thinner than gav conduit. Couplers, bends etc, are clamped on using tension screws. Quick & easy fitting available 8mm, 10mm, 12mm....... to 25mm
 
Have used steel security tubing on squirrel infested nursing homes, it thinner than gav conduit. Couplers, bends etc, are clamped on using tension screws. Quick & easy fitting available 8mm, 10mm, 12mm....... to 25mm

Where do you get it from? I've tried to get hold of it before for running cat5 in but had no luck
 

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