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I will once it's in place

Chased the top of the wall out directly under the joist for about 150mm. As you suggested the cable should run as you predicted. Would like to thank you for your time and help, much appreciated.

Thanks very much for the advice, really appreciate it. After I got the cable fished out and pulled to the new location, then I saw the issue with the joist, I thought I'd made a big mistake and it wasn't do-able. Thanks again.

I plan to put a bit of plasterboard back up to cover the holes, I'll need to notch a bit out to allow for the cable to pass through, what you think? Thanks again.

Thanks very much, much appreciated.

Thanks for that, it's getting the drill in above the joist space to angle it downwards, but yes, that could possibly work. Many Thanks.

Thanks very much for your advice, I'll give that a go. This will leave the joist untouched will it? Many Thanks.

The battens are 15mm thick for the ceiling, you think this is achievable? I don't want to cut into the joists. I was thinking I may see better once I start the chase under the joist. Many Thanks.

No sorry there's nothing, joist is up tight to the main wall the the extension roof board on top.

I can't, as board for the flat roof lays on top of the joist, going behind the joist would hit the board. Many Thanks.

Hi all, moved cooker cable from behind the back of the cooker, hoping to reposition the switch to the side of the cooker. The wiring is on a flat roof kitchen extension so only accessible from below. How do I get around the joist in the photo so I can chase new route down the wall? They'll be a...

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That's brilliant thank you, much appreciated. Thanks everyone for your imput.

Yes, it will be the chimney type we go for, just wanna make sure no bricks are going to come clattering down hence why I thought of filling the existing one first.

Yes it is feeding the fan, supply getting moved though, going above the hole.

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