Chain Construction / INSTALLATION JOURNAL
Before the walls close
We help owners, investors and builders prepare for connected home technology before the walls are closed. We coordinate cable routes and device locations with the construction team, label the runs and document connection points for intercoms, networks, television, audio and cameras. Preparing the infrastructure early can reduce later disruption to finished walls, cabinetry and landscaping.
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01 / Construction prewire
Prewire connections before the walls are closed
Open wall framing provides access to cable routes and future equipment locations. The marked photograph records a prewire point during construction, helping document where the connection will be located after the finished wall surface is installed.

02 / Construction prewire
Documenting cable routes through open framing
Cable routes are marked while the ceiling and wall framing remain accessible. This construction-stage photograph shows why planning low-voltage wiring early can simplify the later installation of home technology and reduce disruption to finished surfaces.

03 / Construction prewire
Cat6 prewire route beside a doorway
The marked image records a Cat6 cable route beside a doorway before the walls are finished. Documenting the location at this stage helps the installation team find the planned connection point when the associated device is fitted.
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