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Old 08-01-2012, 05:35 PM   #16
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Running wire along sill question


Dont know how you can run cable along a rim joist. Typically a rim joist will have the floor joists every 16 or 24 inches. Now the sill plate is a different topic.

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Dont know how you can run cable along a rim joist. Typically a rim joist will have the floor joists every 16 or 24 inches. Now the sill plate is a different topic.

Im assuming he means the center carrying beam.... or something of that nature, either way, its all acceptable.
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This is only if you are running on the BOTTOM of joist.... we are talking about the sill plate and rim board.
I agree with the sited code section for under the joists and with you when stapled to the sill plate or rim joist.

That was easy!!

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Thanks for the clarification stickboy. I'm running the wires above the top foundation along the sill plate and areas of the rim joist. You can still finish the basement. I have the same scenario in other areas of my basement and I put in a finished basement.

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