Haimsey
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Sonos are single units but they can be linked to one another.
Plus sonos don't do a bathroom/moisture resistant setup as of yet.
Marcy Marc 
White Sport Progress Thread
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VegasPhil
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Dont forget to change your door locks if you have a cheapy euro lock installed.
Quality lock such as Avocet is so much better and takes five minutes to change yourself.
Corsa 2.0 16v Vegas - Sold
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Steve
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wanted the broadband stuff out the front entrance area, so set about making this comms area.
Going to use the utility cupboard and put a small comms cab in there
Bit of a faff getting to the nearest power socket, but managed to find a route through behind the stairs
The phone line again had to be pulled all the way to the loft then down to a socket.
Took the power from this socket, had to do it as a spur which I don't like to really, but would have been a bit of a mission to make it into the ring.
Boxes on the wall
Sockets on
Equipment plugged in and left like this until the cabinet comes to be mounted on the wall
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Gary
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Nowt wrong with a spur. And like I said, move that cat 5!
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Steve
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I wanted to but that second hole i drilled because that first one was too close to a stud behind to get it round. Might have another go because i plan to take sockets off to run another cat 5 cable for a wifi AP upstairs
Also put together this dressing table from next
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pow
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Love a comms room. Have you christened that bed yet?
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Steve
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lol
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3CorsaMeal
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This is getting weird now.
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willay
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quote:
Originally posted by pow
Love a comms room. Have you christened that bed yet?
no one but you wants to know this 
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Ojc
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r u ok here lol
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3CorsaMeal
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Gone full on mad. The diary of Steven Mole.
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Ben G
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Where'd did purchase the blinds from?
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Steve
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Blinds UK I think
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Ojc
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Blinds r u man
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willay
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pics of cabinet pls
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Steve
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perfect for tight vaginas
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DaveyLC
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But you cant fit anything that's deisgned to go into a rack in it? lol
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Steve
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I dont need a full width 48 port switch in there lol
You can get get rack mount 330mm shelves and mini switches etc, which will be fine
[Edited on 24-05-2016 by Steve]
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Steve
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willay
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i'd deffo go full width imo, limiting yourself there. Nothing wrong with a short cabinet thou, just not skinny
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pow
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Full width for sure. Mills Ltd do a full width black 6U cab for £40
Or if you're obsessed with half width they do 4 and 8U half width SoHo cabs:
http://www.millsltd.com/cabinets-and-enclosures/soho-cabinets-accessories/soho-cabinets.html
Everything that company does is fantastic quality.
[Edited on 24-05-2016 by pow]
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pow
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quote:
Originally posted by willay
quote:
Originally posted by pow
Love a comms room. Have you christened that bed yet?
no one but you wants to know this
Only just seen this 
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willay
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half width is madness, you may aswell chop your cock off and let someone else tend to your lawn.
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Steve
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It's not madness at all, it means I get to keep a lot of space in the utility cupboard and will house all the devices I will ever need.
What do i need to put in there? a small patch panel, a 12-16 port switch (of which I will only probably ever use about 8 ports).
A full width cabinet would be overkill, for a house running a couple of network sockets and APs.
I dont need failover cluster servers and rack mount UPS's.
[Edited on 24-05-2016 by Steve]
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willay
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talking about full width here not full depth, just so we are clear here 
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