Method and system for invisibly arranging cabling in a room
AssigneeIinfill Systems B.V.
InventorAge Van Randen
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AssigneeIinfill Systems B.V.
InventorAge Van Randen
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The invention relates to a method with which cabling can be arranged invisibly in an indoor space in rapid and simple manner. This method comprises the steps of placing a non-load-bearing partition wall which has a cavity and which is provided on its underside with a recess which extends over the whole length thereof and which is at least partially open on its upper side and communicates with the cavity, and placing the laid cabling laterally into the recess. The method further comprises of arranging at least one take-off point in the partition wall, leading a take-off cable from the take-off point through the cavity in the partition wall to the recess, and connecting the take-off cable to the cabling in the recess. In the case of walls provided with studs or other connecting elements, these can, at the position of the recess, be replaced by or strengthened with strengthening elements leaving the recess at least partially clear. Different embodiments of these strengthening elements can be applied. The invention further relates to a system with which this method can be performed, and to different components of the system.
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A method for invisibly arranging cabling in an indoor space, comprising:
A system for invisibly arranging cabling in an indoor space, comprising at least one partition wall, which has a height and a substantially hollow interior, and is provided at or close to its underside with a recess which extends substantially along the whole length thereof and which is at least partially open on its upper side and communicates with the substantially hollow interior, wherein:
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