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Topic Title: Trunking required Topic Summary: Created On: 23 July 2012 10:16 PM Status: Post and Reply |
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Evening all. I need to source some trunking for a job and my wholesaler is showing me every type of trunking known to man except the one I want. The type I'm after is usually found on the back of desks. It is flat on the back and base but triangular in shape. I am going to flip it upside down and hang it under a long run of kitchen cupboards to keep the set up flexible. The bottom of the sockets will be nearer the wall if that makes sense!! If anyone could throw me a bone on this I'd be grateful as I fear I may attack the wholesaler with a T section If he doesnt find it. Cheers, Dave
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Have you tried mk that's my first stop for such items
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Try making enquires reference 'bench trunking' - although be warned, it often isn't cheap!
------------------------- Ross Currie TMIET |
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Compartment trunking - very expensive
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Like the idea for kitchens.
Given the cost of XX amount of time chasing and sinking sockets and cable, plus the amount of time doing the former gives a tiler grief, I think the idea's a good 'un.. Plus you can say: 'Now you've seen the kitchen built and changed your mind three times from initial plan - where exactly do you want your sockets, ma'am?' ------------------------- S George http://www.state-it.com |
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not trunking but i've used these in a few places.
http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Ma...top_Sockets/index.html |
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Thanks for the links and advice chaps. I am actually thinking about doing this in my own kitchen to be honest. The guy who suggested it thought it was the most flexible option. I think the time I will save is worth it. Tis the future !!
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I've got mk corner trunking in my kicthen looks good
Mine is the aluminium cost £££££££££ We it did the customer who over ordered it ------------------------- Keep up with the antics of the UK,s most humoured electrical company Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RtIndustriaLtd Twitter: @rtindustria |
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Hiya Dave,
I like the sound of this so could you post a picture here when you have done it please. Falcon are quite good and do alsorts of trunking so try this link. Even though the angled trunking isnt shown, I am sure they do it so you may need to phone them. Regards Antric http://www.falcontrunking.co.uk/electrical.html |
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