Hello,
I need to run some cable from my house to my garage/workshop at the end of my garden.
The cabling will come out of the side of the house(detached) and cross a concrete side access space or alleyway, which is about 1 metre wide and laid entirely in concrete.
What is the best method of providing a conduit of some sort, that will allow removal and replacement of the cable potentially at some point in the future?
All along the house, and along the garden and garage I can cope with fine, trunking as needed etc.
It's just crossing this path I'm unsure of. I don't want to trunk across the gap above ground level, as I don't want to attach at all to my neighbours house. Also there's always the inevitable "carrying something long" episode where you bash into any overhead obstructions.
Whilst the cabling is waterproof, I'm sure it would be better in a dry conduit, however that is achieved?
Many thanks.
I need to run some cable from my house to my garage/workshop at the end of my garden.
The cabling will come out of the side of the house(detached) and cross a concrete side access space or alleyway, which is about 1 metre wide and laid entirely in concrete.
What is the best method of providing a conduit of some sort, that will allow removal and replacement of the cable potentially at some point in the future?
All along the house, and along the garden and garage I can cope with fine, trunking as needed etc.
It's just crossing this path I'm unsure of. I don't want to trunk across the gap above ground level, as I don't want to attach at all to my neighbours house. Also there's always the inevitable "carrying something long" episode where you bash into any overhead obstructions.
Whilst the cabling is waterproof, I'm sure it would be better in a dry conduit, however that is achieved?
Many thanks.
