fp200

[pcam1984]

Hi guys, does anyone know if you can get brown fp200, if so any ideas where. Thanks

 

[telectrix]

try this.

 

[Andy78]

Only ever seen red or white. You might be able to get a special order made up but I reckon you would need to be buying many many kilometres of the stuff.

What's the job and why brown ?

 

[Pete999]

New toilet installation

 

[telectrix]

use a bit of coax.

 

[swl83]

Can't you just use brown sleeving.

 

[ian.settle1]

Seeing where he is from probably for the Commomwealth games village to hide the cables in the stains up the walls

BBC News - Glasgow 2014: Diarrhoea and vomiting at Athletes' Village

 

[telectrix]

but you wouldn't want to have it and then try to win a gold medal.

if i've got the runs, i'll beat anyone to the bog.

or could they have a vomit contest. furthest chuck up wins gold.

 

[R G]

Did a Pyro job once in a grey cable in a church ,that was specially ordered like , not sure about FP cable , I suppose you can get it in different colours because thats what you would use today in locations like this , but specially ordered of course and cost a bit too..

 

[shanky887614]

Did a Pyro job once in a grey cable in a church ,that was specially ordered like , not sure about FP cable , I suppose you can get it in different colours because thats what you would use today in locations like this , but specially ordered of course and cost a bit too..

if I remember right, if you order enough there is no charge for whatever colour you want within reason

 

[telectrix]

use white and paint it. every surface cable gets painted at some time. once found some 6mm T/E in a cottage. when the paint came off, it was 2.5mm T/E.

 

[leay]

you can get black fp200, we've used it in churches before putting in additional lighting.
It was high level though so black/brown made no difference.

 

[Sparky Pat]

I have been able to get FP 200 in black.

 

[Darkwood]

Is this a listed building?.... you may have to confirm your wiring methods and from experience if its exposed stone work and a cable has to run along it like in a chapel or church then bare MICC is usually the only acceptable method... shame they don't teach it anymore .... if listed don't choose the easy option without confirming you can or you may end up removing it all at your own cost!

 

[shanky887614]

Is this a listed building?.... you may have to confirm your wiring methods and from experience if its exposed stone work and a cable has to run along it like in a chapel or church then bare MICC is usually the only acceptable method... shame they don't teach it anymore .... if listed don't choose the easy option without confirming you can or you may end up removing it all at your own cost!

everyone should have a go at micc, its lovely stuff to work with.

have a look on ebay for a joistripper though because there between £60-80+ new and they look the same