|   Posting speaker cable on the wall | ScottS
Nov 27, 2001 9:45 AM | | Hi,
I was debating about using a glue gun to adhere speaker cables to the top part of the wall. A glue gun would take a couple of seconds to adhere a speaker cable and wouldn't put pock marks on the wall. What do you guys think about using a glue gun? Any other suggestions to adhere a speaker wire on the wall without it looking real bad?
Thanks,
ScottS |
| re: Posting speaker cable on the wall | Robert Hamel
Nov 27, 2001 10:00 AM | | You can't sneek it behind the molding along the edge of the wall? That's where I have mine hid but on the heavy gauge wire it gets hard to get behind it. |
| re: Posting speaker cable on the wall | FLZapped
Nov 27, 2001 2:45 PM | | You would probably have to glue the entire length of the cable.
How about hiding it behind some crown moulding?
-Bruce |
| re: Posting speaker cable on the wall | ScottS
Nov 27, 2001 2:53 PM | | Hi Bruce,
Thanks for responding to my post. The speaker wire I would use is 16 gauge wire. I would run the wire on the bottom of the crown moulding.
Have you ever heard of this being done before?
Thanks,
ScottS |
| re: Posting speaker cable on the wall | mtrycrafts
Nov 27, 2001 9:34 PM | | I have not. A couple of considerations. If you want to remove it, the glue may tear some of the wall. Have you tried to hold the wire in place to see how it would look? Staple it to the molding? Orif this is for a rear speaker, if you can, run it along the bottom then directly up to the speaker and maybe cover it with a matching molding to the crown, or in-wall.
Don;t think your approach will be pleasing to look at. |
| re: Posting speaker cable on the wall | FLZapped
Nov 28, 2001 5:03 AM | | Personally, no, but it sounds like a reasonable thing to do. I suggested behind it because there is a hollow space you could utilize.
-Bruce |
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