I've found some useful info in this forum, but just wanted to check that I've got this right:
If my wiring is in a 'safe zone' then it doesn't matter how close it is to the surface of the wall. Is this right?
I can lay wiring outside of the 'safe zones' so long as it is at least 50mm from the surface of the wall. Is this also right?
Or does it have to be in the safe zone and 50mm from the surface at all times?
Basically, I want to run the cable along the bottom plate, and if I use 100mm studs then the wire should be 50mm from the surface if I lay it in the centre. Is this allowed and/or advisable?
Any help/advice would be much appreciated. Thank you
If my wiring is in a 'safe zone' then it doesn't matter how close it is to the surface of the wall. Is this right?
I can lay wiring outside of the 'safe zones' so long as it is at least 50mm from the surface of the wall. Is this also right?
Or does it have to be in the safe zone and 50mm from the surface at all times?
Basically, I want to run the cable along the bottom plate, and if I use 100mm studs then the wire should be 50mm from the surface if I lay it in the centre. Is this allowed and/or advisable?
Any help/advice would be much appreciated. Thank you