How To Easily Protect Your Electrical Wiring | Installing EZ Guards

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There are going to be times when you will need to drill holes your studs to route electrical cable within your walls. I'm going to show you a handy electrical accessory that will both help you pass building inspections and protect your wiring from any threat of drilled nails or screws.
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[@hickorystx]

Great and safer tip!! Thank you for sharing!! 🙂

[@jayjudd6518]

Saw you with them when you did the shower a while back. To expensive for unless a contractor getting a mark up on supplies.

[@carlpayne8008]

I like it 👍

[@bobbray9666]

Are these really necessary? Once wire is strung through stud holes, what forces are going to drag the wires back and forth with enough force to shred the Romex cover and subsequently the wire sheathing? Maybe for metal studs, since the metal stud holes might be razor sharp but pine studs? Seems like this product was developed for a nonexistent need.

[@TronHardy]

It's to prevent someone from drilling into the studs when installing shelving or anything that needs to be mounted to a stud.

[@thehimself4056]

I used 2x12s for framing. While I don’t have any use for them. I see the benefit of those that do.

[@everydayhomerepairshelp7417]

Wait, you framed your walls with 2x12 boards? 🤔

[@thehimself4056]

@@everydayhomerepairshelp7417 yes. Just the exterior walls. When it gets way below zero. I just need a small heater to stay toasty. I doubled my insulation.

[@b.a.1591]

So we are back to cap and tube wireing?

[@czyhorse482]

Knob & Tube

[@joedirt5521]

Plastic will degrade leaving possibly sharp metal edge