nah-meh-stay t1_it8nemx wrote
If there's carpet, you can use a plastic putty knife to tuck it under the baseboard
scambastard t1_it8uol7 wrote
This. They also make quite flat ethernet cables you can run under a carpet and as long as you stick to the edges of the room no one will notice
Sceneselector t1_it9vq7m wrote
We call ‘em Flat5
iwannausernamesobad t1_it9k5hg wrote
They also make baseboard which are routed on the reverse to run cable though.
keeerman13 t1_it8zm27 wrote
I quite literally did this with a regular ethernet cable two days ago. Worked like a charm. I ended up using an automotive trim too which achieved the same as a putty knife.
dalekaup t1_it9yyhr wrote
A roller tool for putting window screens in aluminum windows works well too. It's concave and matches up with the ethernet cable nicely.
keeerman13 t1_it9z9ot wrote
Genius
[deleted] OP t1_ita6jx1 wrote
Yes, this was the way to run speaker cables and coax back in the day.
neonjoe529 t1_ita2ers wrote
Yes - people might be surprised how much space there is beneath trim boards.
jt-65 t1_itbv9or wrote
I’ve done this too.
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