Staples. I would assume that the bent portion of the wire that creates a standoff would be the place for a staple.I will assume that the sealant is on tears or fasteners going thru the felt?
I was wondering about that - the standoff wire looks to be a heavier gauge though? We don't have plaster up here very much.Staples. I would assume that the bent portion of the wire that creates a standoff would be the place for a staple.
Perhaps a drivers license?The guy on the phone claims to have a license. He said that this is new technology. I heard him say "Do you understand that there is a wire in the armor?"
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The guy on the phone claims to have a license. He said that this is new technology. I heard him say "Do you understand that there is a wire in the armor?"
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I think if you torque it till the screw head snaps off it works...You have to read all the way to the bottom of the listing of the clamp....I think it is UL467.5.....The guy on the phone claims to have a license. He said that this is new technology. I heard him say "Do you understand that there is a wire in the armor?"
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UL467 is for indoorsI think if you torque it till the screw head snaps off it works...You have to read all the way to the bottom of the listing of the clamp....I think it is UL467.5.....
Why.
When surface mounted over stucco we do not allow a rear entry of any kind.Ice ... do i remember you saying that its not ok to have conduits enter the back if a breaker panel?