I decided to tackle the last piece at home, which was not yet done.
A bit heartbreaking, ceiling with a superb rose window in the middle, but "dilapidated" ceiling, very large plaster moldings all around, irrecoverable... This is one of the reasons that we have dragged on tackling it so much ... and since there is no lack of space ....
Maybe the central rosette will be half spared, the guy doing the work for me will try his best to recover...
As you already know, with my back problems, I can't do much.
I'm just going to prepare the sheaths for the electrical cables, etc ....
I'm going to plan a few sockets backed up by an inverter, but a 2000VA inverter, and plug a raclette machine on it, and bam, (the dog), it's going to trip...
I would like to differentiate this, not with unsightly red plugs, but other than with a "sticker"....
Do you have any idea what else is standard?
I also take this opportunity to redo insulation on the wall of the adjacent room, over the existing one (minimal), but here it will be 70-75mm + BA13 insulation, wall 3.2m high, over 6.5m, with a window, already in place, approximately 2.2HX2.4L.
So I'm going to be able to easily hide the new ducts that I'm going to put on, so that the TV, BOX, etc., is also on corrugated ....
It's not the right time for the work, with all the prices that have increased, but hey, Madame wants to completely redo this room...
Moreover, if we resell, it can only add value to the house.
For materials, excluding electricity, there is some for a small 2000€, painting included (1800€ real, + 200€ for contingencies).
For MO, it's more expensive.... Fixed price, around 2 times the materials. (good, partial arrangement, but only on a small part)
How to differentiate between "wavy" sockets?
How to differentiate between "wavy" sockets?
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Re: How to differentiate between "wavy" sockets?
A sticker at the bottom of the socket?
What ! It's not really a sticker!
What ! It's not really a sticker!
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Re: How to differentiate between "wavy" sockets?
It's not nice to make fun!
For the TV BOX, it's not a problem, since it will already be occupied .... It's for the other 2 ...
If there was only one, I would put my tender and dear on guard in front, and there's no one who would approach! .
For the TV BOX, it's not a problem, since it will already be occupied .... It's for the other 2 ...
If there was only one, I would put my tender and dear on guard in front, and there's no one who would approach! .
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Re: How to differentiate between "wavy" sockets?
Yes there is a standard for corrugated sockets...
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Re: How to differentiate between "wavy" sockets?
Socket covers used to prevent small children from playing with sockets close to the ground. It would prevent someone from accidentally plugging a vacuum cleaner into the corrugated outlet while still being unobtrusive.
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Re: How to differentiate between "wavy" sockets?
It is a possible idea.
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