- Nov 19, 2004
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Time Warner cable is coming tomorrow to install digital cable. I have an existing internet coaxial line coming into the home office, near the back of the apt. I need the cable guy to run it alone one side of the apt, BUT into different room. Can the cable guy make holes through each wall or would that be something I have to do before hand. Each hole will be where the brick wall meets the drywall wall, about 4 inches off of the ground(because of the baseboard).
Do you think it can be done easily, like 1-2-3. Or do i have to worry about hitting studs, electrical,etcc. I'm not to familiar about the joints where wall are. Ask any questions, i'll try my best to answer them.
Here are some more pics to get a better idea.
PLEASE IGNORE THE OLD LAN WIRING. It is damaged and cannot be used. We are going to be feeding the new wiring to a track because we cant pull out the baseboard.
This was taken in the home office by the homeoffice/living room wall. As you can see there is cable that already runs under the baseboard, but doesnt go through the wall until the right side of the outlet.
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This is the other side of the previous picture, in the living room now. Note the outlet on the opposite side, exactly where the other is on the home office wall.
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This pic on the other side of the living room, on the other side of the bedroom wall. Note the outlet. Same deal here with the old wiring.
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Here is the final pic from inside the bedroom . Note the outlet again. Here there IS a hole where im guessing they just got too lazy to run it under the baseboard again.
PIC.jpg
The hole in the last picture is exactly what i want to do in the other walls. Except closer to the edge if possible.
apt.jpg
Time Warner cable is coming tomorrow to install digital cable. I have an existing internet coaxial line coming into the home office, near the back of the apt. I need the cable guy to run it alone one side of the apt, BUT into different room. Can the cable guy make holes through each wall or would that be something I have to do before hand. Each hole will be where the brick wall meets the drywall wall, about 4 inches off of the ground(because of the baseboard).
Do you think it can be done easily, like 1-2-3. Or do i have to worry about hitting studs, electrical,etcc. I'm not to familiar about the joints where wall are. Ask any questions, i'll try my best to answer them.
Here are some more pics to get a better idea.
PLEASE IGNORE THE OLD LAN WIRING. It is damaged and cannot be used. We are going to be feeding the new wiring to a track because we cant pull out the baseboard.
This was taken in the home office by the homeoffice/living room wall. As you can see there is cable that already runs under the baseboard, but doesnt go through the wall until the right side of the outlet.
PIC.jpg
This is the other side of the previous picture, in the living room now. Note the outlet on the opposite side, exactly where the other is on the home office wall.
PIC.jpg
This pic on the other side of the living room, on the other side of the bedroom wall. Note the outlet. Same deal here with the old wiring.
PIC.jpg
Here is the final pic from inside the bedroom . Note the outlet again. Here there IS a hole where im guessing they just got too lazy to run it under the baseboard again.
PIC.jpg
The hole in the last picture is exactly what i want to do in the other walls. Except closer to the edge if possible.