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dandelot
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It's flexible conduit, used to save time. Solid conduit (as up near the ceiling to the very right side of the picture) would be a bit harder to form to the required shape. I'm not a professional, but the only place I've seen it installed by one is where one end or the other might have to flex a little bit. Like from wall to oven or range (hidden wiring) or in my case to a 220V 30-amp-start air compressor. 40-50 years ago it was used more, I believe. I agree it does not look great.
Personally, I think it looks very industrial and cool, perfect for a garage. But I'm odd that way.
I built a custom gaming setup for myself and my kids. Plays 10,000 games. Wired the joysticks with competitive gaming quality joysticks and buttons.
Also, I have a pizza kitchen in my garage too.
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aesculus
Still Trying to Figure This All Out
IMHO there is nothing wrong with that flexible conduit. That is what it is for. Making strange connections that twist about. Sure someone could have spent an additional hour or more bending a fixed conduit, if they had the bending tools, but to what value?
BTW I have a much larger flex conduit in my garage for the sub panel for our house. Of course my garage is no where near as nice as yours, but still. I don't think it looks bad or out of place in your garage at all.
Now if you were to ask when they did not bury it in the wall ...
BTW I have a much larger flex conduit in my garage for the sub panel for our house. Of course my garage is no where near as nice as yours, but still. I don't think it looks bad or out of place in your garage at all.
Now if you were to ask when they did not bury it in the wall ...
I built a custom gaming setup for myself and my kids. Plays 10,000 games. Wired the joysticks with competitive gaming quality joysticks and buttons.
Also, I have a pizza kitchen in my garage too.
So it's an arcade & pizza joint with big doors?
Love seeing what others have done with their garages - you should probably head over here and post that: Lets see your garage!
Andyw2100
Well-Known Member
I built a custom gaming setup for myself and my kids. Plays 10,000 games. Wired the joysticks with competitive gaming quality joysticks and buttons.
Also, I have a pizza kitchen in my garage too.
And the lawnmower is in the kitchen, right?
GHammer
Dark Star
I installed my own wall connector with conduit and I'm not a professional but I sure didn't do it that way. I used flex on the inside of the wall but transitioned to solid as soon as it exited the wall. Looks much nicer that way.
I would love to be the OP's kid. What a swell setup.
But to be on topic, what your electrician did was fine and passes code. They saved time and material, I just hope you were charged reasonably.
You can move the TV higher, get an Xbox One and put a kinect sensor on top of the TV. That will hide most of the flexible conduit.
Kids won't complain..
But to be on topic, what your electrician did was fine and passes code. They saved time and material, I just hope you were charged reasonably.
You can move the TV higher, get an Xbox One and put a kinect sensor on top of the TV. That will hide most of the flexible conduit.
Kids won't complain..
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