In our high-tech society, connectivity is king, and more and more neighborhoods, businesses, schools, churches and homes are growing savvy to the fact that they need their own networks just to keep up with the rest of the world. This provides fullness of work for network technicians and a wiring adventure for Do-It-Yourselfers.
One common problem that arises when trying to run a network cable from room to room is deciding where to run the wires. Under carpet works in positive situations; wiring straight through walls is the most beloved solution but requires a lot of work and leaves holes in your walls; and running exterior wires along the wall looks unprofessional and isn't suitable in many settings.
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In some situations the choice is made for you - the walls are stone or brick, there is no carpet, or there are preexisting crawl spaces or wiring ducts - but more often the installer is faced with the daunting task of cutting holes and fishing wires while trying not to ruin the décor. Fear not, fellow aspiring network technician, there is a simpler solution.
A number of companies have recently advanced super-flat wires for all things from Ethernet cables to speaker wires to galvanic and other household wiring. And when they say super-flat, that's no embellishment - these wires are authentically no thicker than a fingernail.
This means that network wiring, with an unprecedentedly low profile, can now be run under carpet, wallpaper, and even paint. Most brands have an adhesive side for easy mounting. The other side is either a exact color (usually white) or a clear coat, specifically designed to take paint well.
One thing to remember is that super-flat wires are ordinarily un-terminated, meaning that there are no plugs on either end, just wiring that can be cut to exactly the needed length. So you're going to need a keystone jack and a wall mount box to properly conclude and contribute an easily-accessible outlet on your wall. Termination how-to guides can authentically be found straight through Google, there are dozens of them out there.
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