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DIY & Home Improvement

Kali

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15. yeah we do all our own plumbing, both for the house and

Reply to Control-Z (Reply #11)

Sun Nov 19, 2017, 09:27 PM

Nov 2017

to keep 6 miles of pipe functioning. THANK DOG plastic was invented. my sons have no freaking clue what working with galvanized pipe was like! most of the electric got updated 20 years ago, so I haven't really done much here in the house yet. I really want to put in some ceiling fans next.

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question - is there such thing as a double sided electric outlet box? [View all] Kali Nov 2017 OP

I don't know; I'm afraid of electricity. The Velveteen Ocelot Nov 2017 #1

I know EXACTLY how you feel! Kali Nov 2017 #3

You could use two shallow boxes. One on each side of course. rickford66 Nov 2017 #2

how do I hook them together? Kali Nov 2017 #4

Run a wire from one to the other. rickford66 Nov 2017 #6

If my previous suggestion doesn't work ... rickford66 Nov 2017 #7

I wish I could draw a picture. defacto7 Nov 2017 #5

after putting up a shelf in the space I now have a better idea what I am dealing with Kali Nov 2017 #16

When you go to Lowes or Home Depot or a Ace Store. Wellstone ruled Nov 2017 #8

Ace is probably where I have to go unless I go all the way to Tucson. Kali Nov 2017 #17

When in doubt about a repair, Wellstone ruled Nov 2017 #18

I did try the google for back to back boxes, and there are tons of vids for adding boxes in a line Kali Nov 2017 #19

This box is 1 1/4" deep so maybe 1 3/8" TexasProgresive Nov 2017 #9

Fridge is on another circuit. Kali Nov 2017 #13

What kind of wiring is behind that wall? hedda_foil Nov 2017 #10

that is "new" in there. looks like regular romex from what I can see, as I haven't got into it yet. Kali Nov 2017 #14

I have done every home repair you can think of Control-Z Nov 2017 #11

yeah we do all our own plumbing, both for the house and Kali Nov 2017 #15

By your description, it seems you already have a pass-through box. OilemFirchen Nov 2017 #12

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