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Plastic cable clips!

Are they completely banned now? What about vertical switch and socket drops which will be plasterboarded over? Would this situation be exempt?
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    If above a ceiling (domestic) just use an offcut of cable and a couple of decent  nails and make a cradle if you have a long run where they could possibly droop and drop. Obviously short runs that pass through joists can't drop anyway as they are supported as they pass through the timbers. 



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    If above a ceiling (domestic) just use an offcut of cable and a couple of decent  nails and make a cradle if you have a long run where they could possibly droop and drop. Obviously short runs that pass through joists can't drop anyway as they are supported as they pass through the timbers. 



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