All, I need to 'post' about a meter of (quite thin - its for the surrounds) speaker cable through a hole in the plaster, down behind it and then back out again at the bottom. I have not removed the skirting yet, but I am hoping there will be a gap between the floor and the plaster board making it easier to 'grab' when it gets to the floor. However, whats the best way of making sure the cable falls in the right way towards to floor when I start threading it through the small hole, and doesn't start squirming its way towards the ceiling ?? Tie a bit of lead to it ?! But what can I use that is small enough in order to prevent me needing a much bigger hole in order to be able to fi the weight through with the cable ?? Also, where can I buy a handful of the little wall plugs that are used by the likes of the sky installers so that the point where the cable disapears behind the wall looks tidy ??
Cheers, Neil.