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The foreman and the electrician told me that the current standard practice is to run the electricity on the ground, but can the electricity in the kitchen and bathroom also be run on the ground?
I am a little confused about this question, because in my previous understanding, there is a principle of water and electricity renovation called "running on the ceiling, not on the ground". If the ceiling cannot be run, then consider running on the wall, and finally on the ground. I am worried that in a humid environment like the kitchen and bathroom, running the wires on the ground may pose a safety hazard.
In order to figure out this problem, I decided to search for relevant information online. During the search, I found a lot of knowledge about water and electricity reconstruction, which mentioned the principle of "running on the top, not on the ground". This principle means that during the water and electricity reconstruction process, the wires should be laid on the top of the room as much as possible, so as to avoid problems with the wires due to moisture or ground wear and tear.
In addition, I also found some suggestions on the renovation of water and electricity in kitchens and bathrooms. Experts suggest that in humid environments such as kitchens and bathrooms, wires should be placed on the wall or ceiling as much as possible to avoid short circuits, leakage and other safety hazards caused by moisture. If it is not possible to place them on the top, you can choose to run them on the wall, but try not to run them on the ground.
Based on this information, I decided to raise my doubts with the foreman and the electrician and ask them if they have a better solution. They told me that safety issues do need to be considered during the water and electricity renovation process, so in humid environments such as kitchens and bathrooms, ground wiring should be avoided as much as possible. If ground wiring is necessary, waterproof and moisture-proof wires should be selected, and a certain distance should be ensured between the wires and the ground to prevent problems with the wires due to moisture.
Through this consultation, I learned some basic principles and precautions of water and electricity renovation. In the future renovation process, I will pay more attention to the safety issues of water and electricity renovation to ensure the safety of myself and my family. At the same time, I will also consult more professionals so that I can make more wise decisions during the renovation process.