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		<title>Hiding wires and cables</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[One of the most unsightly parts of a home are all those wires and cables that makes modern living possible. Without the inclusion of provisions such as ample power outlets and hidden raceways, they accumulate into snaking copper eye-sores that most of us would want to do without. There are now methods of hiding such [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a href='http://allaboutinteriordesign.net/wp-content/uploads/2008/04/cabletracks.JPG' title='cabletracks.JPG'><img src='http://allaboutinteriordesign.net/wp-content/uploads/2008/04/cabletracks.thumbnail.JPG' alt='cabletracks.JPG' /></a>One of the most unsightly parts of a home are all those wires and cables that makes modern living possible. Without the inclusion of provisions such as ample power outlets and hidden raceways, they accumulate into snaking copper eye-sores that most of us would want to do without. There are now methods of hiding such wires with base boards and cornices that look like the real thing yet have built-in raceways where you could route your snaking cables inside of. They hide as well as give additional looks to a room getting rid of the multi-colored wire bundles usually causing trips and falls. If wires cross a pathway; metal, plastic or wood channels that look like speed bumps only with a lower profile are also available. Be sure to get them installed properly so as to avoid trips and falls. If you have children, get cables routed through the ceiling to prevent hazards.</p>
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