Hi all, I'm building a one off house which I want to wire for home automation (computers, telephone, internet,etc...). I have designed in a Comms room to house all the routers, hubs, telephone switch etc.. and this will be placed on the ground floor (the house is a dormer style bungalow). I intend to run two sets of channel ducting along just under the roofing thruses in the attic (the full length of the house). From these I intend to drop pipes (perhaps water mains piping or something simular that is approx 1
1/2 inch and plyable from these ducts to carry CAT "V" etc.... however while upstairs will be studded partitions where I can route the piping through, I will however be using 4" or 100mm solid block for all internal ground floor walls. Does anybody know what's the best way to incorporate the piping with blockwork and still end up with no ducting showing above a plastered wall and all sockets that are flush mounted.Regards
Seamus Mc Loughlin