Conduit ok to use outside?
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Yes, it's fine.
Your not meant to secure to fences really though - Should be a 'solid structure'. Depends how the fence is built I suppose!
On a long run, don't forget expansion couplers, and use some grease on this joint to keep it water tight, but still expandable.
Your not meant to secure to fences really though - Should be a 'solid structure'. Depends how the fence is built I suppose!
On a long run, don't forget expansion couplers, and use some grease on this joint to keep it water tight, but still expandable.
Although the white conduit is still UV stable 
It wasn't years ago, but is now.
It wasn't years ago, but is now.last i checked the diy stores were still putting it in paper bags,Pensdown said:
i'd imagine the trouble with plastic bags is if any moisture did get in (either during packing or through damage later) then it could condense on the inside of the bag but i dunno for sure.
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Cement-based products are packed in either plastic or paper outer with a poly liner, but in either case, they are perforated to allow breathing.
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