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Electric socket in stoothing wall
What is the best way to fit electric sockets flush in a stoothing wall?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Right then, The only way I have ever fitted flush boxes into a lath and plaster wall is to find one of the uprights, place the metal box dead centre and gently chip the old lime mix away, you will have to break the laths across the uprights but they should then push into the hoillow bit either side, chisel the upright away with really sharp wood chisel, the problem with this way is of course that the sockets may not be in the exact position you want them
Or you can get a padsaw and just cut the box shape in between the uprights and fill the hole with bonding and push metal box into the bonding,this way you can place the sockets on any part of the wall, The dry lining boxes are not suitable for lath and plaster, hope this is of some help to you, good luck, Ray
Or you can get a padsaw and just cut the box shape in between the uprights and fill the hole with bonding and push metal box into the bonding,this way you can place the sockets on any part of the wall, The dry lining boxes are not suitable for lath and plaster, hope this is of some help to you, good luck, Ray
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