Before installing electrical panels on the wall we did previously in gypsum (see post here ), we had to make a few holes. Yeah, to get the next son switchboards in order to make the connections to different modules because the sheaths are carefully camouflaged behind the wall under the stairs. Then we will finish the work in the back creating a wall cabinet for electrical conduit.
So we set up the stand-offs paintings on the wall and then we have this patchwork fields using the latest tools for trepanning. To protect the gypsum blocks of any friction caused by the cables especially when wiring terminal blocks distribution phase / neutral 25mm ², we sealed pieces of duct diameter TPC 40 in the holes that we have made.
... A little drying time, a shot fintion with an undercoat .. it is luxury, I know :-) it remains for us to fix these tables and wire.
So we set up the stand-offs paintings on the wall and then we have this patchwork fields using the latest tools for trepanning. To protect the gypsum blocks of any friction caused by the cables especially when wiring terminal blocks distribution phase / neutral 25mm ², we sealed pieces of duct diameter TPC 40 in the holes that we have made.
... A little drying time, a shot fintion with an undercoat .. it is luxury, I know :-) it remains for us to fix these tables and wire.
(View from the control panel, the collars and sleeves TPC tables for password-son) 
(Rear view of the wall under the stairs, where side arrive ducts and cables) 
(A nice wall with lots of holes ... p'tits are more than passing the son) 
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