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Using electrical conduit in framing....
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Using electrical conduit in framing....
by Marck » Sun Jul 17, 2005 9:16 am
After reading the post about using PVC piping in framing, I began to wonder, what about using galvanized electrical conduit in framing.... what would you all think??
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by madjack » Sun Jul 17, 2005 9:44 am
...the flexing problem would still apply, confounded by the fact that since it is metal, it would have a "memory" component that could add to the warpage problem. Other problems would include electrical conductivity and galvanic corrosion. However it would be far superior to PVC
I am not saying NO to either one, just a lot of thought would have to be involved in using either material.
Either material used as an adjunct to and not as a replacement for wood might even be a good idea
As I said in the other post, this is IMHO and YMMV
madjack
I am not saying NO to either one, just a lot of thought would have to be involved in using either material.
Either material used as an adjunct to and not as a replacement for wood might even be a good idea
As I said in the other post, this is IMHO and YMMV
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