My $650k house is now going to be an $850k home

[rlpiii]

Originally Posted by Lotus

Wire was pulled last week. Insulation went in this week. It's looking like March.

Did you run conduit, or just do wire behind drywall?
I used 3" conduit, in hindsight I should have used 4".

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by rlpiii

Did you run conduit, or just do wire behind drywall?
I used 3" conduit, in hindsight I should have used 4".

6" conduit! The drywall is already up now from what my wife says. I'll have to spin by and look.

[rlpiii]

Originally Posted by Lotus

6" conduit! The drywall is already up now from what my wife says. I'll have to spin by and look.

WOW, 6" conduit!? How deep are your walls? Usually walls are built with 2x4's. Does your theater room have double deep walls?

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by rlpiii

WOW, 6" conduit!? How deep are your walls? Usually walls are built with 2x4's. Does your theater room have double deep walls?

Not only are the walls deeper than normal they're designed so I can walk in them (just that room) which is to make the electrical easier to get to in case I need to add anything.

[rlpiii]

Originally Posted by Lotus

Not only are the walls deeper than normal they're designed so I can walk in them (just that room) which is to make the electrical easier to get to in case I need to add anything.

THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT I WANTED TO DO. . .but the builder I had was way too inept, also he was charging an arm and a leg for changes of that magnitude to the plan. Are you heating/cooling the in-between space? Seems like that would also be the thing to do.

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by rlpiii

THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT I WANTED TO DO. . .but the builder I had was way too inept, also he was charging an arm and a leg for changes of that magnitude to the plan. Are you heating/cooling the in-between space? Seems like that would also be the thing to do.

It's supposed to be air conditioned but I'll see how well that works soon.