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3 minutes ago, MrHappy said:

 

what colour horse are you getting ?

 

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I see - good one - just wondered if such a tool existed - personally, bit of cable tray or mt2 - im not John Wayne, however, I make girls walk like him ?

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If its for fixing cables in a fire proof way etc then yes spit nailer. 

You can get hardened nails for the battery mailers but I've never tried them

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As I understand it they are moving towards cabling being at least LSZH and not allowing plastic containment to be used in the next amendment of BS7671.

Not only due to failing of containment/fixings during a fire but due to toxic fumes and poor vision when trying to escape. I mention this for those using YT2 galv support clips.

I think there is still room for innovation in fire proof fixings for all surfaces, unfortunately cheapest options always win.

6 hours ago, sixwheeledbeast said:

As I understand it they are moving towards cabling being at least LSZH and not allowing plastic containment to be used in the next amendment of BS7671.

Not only due to failing of containment/fixings during a fire but due to toxic fumes and poor vision when trying to escape. I mention this for those using YT2 galv support clips.

I think there is still room for innovation in fire proof fixings for all surfaces, unfortunately cheapest options always win.

Never used low smoke b/a cable. We would go low smoke for all other cables in commercial installs t+e, flexes etc.. . I suppose bs7671 covers elv systems or does it? Those regs can be very vague.

Like the look of those fire clips where you just drill a hole and hit em In. 

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