This is one of the reasons it is a great country we can, for the most part do things are own way. [Linked Image]

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having my circuits surrounded by steel makes me feel all warm & fuzzy inside, as well as those larger bank deposits.

So you would walk away from the one, two or three approximately $500,000 to $700,000 commercial NM jobs we do.

Cool, more for us. [Linked Image]

The majority of the work we do is MC and EMT, but I see no reason not to use NM in a code compliant manner.

My experience with NM in commercial is mostly super markets, the fuel load presented by NM pales in comparison to the fuel load presented by the products down on the sales floor where the people are. [Linked Image]

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FYI, any wiring added to my own house is MC, or piped.

FWIW Any wiring added in my house is NM and my new service is SE. I did bend up a piece of RMC for the service but it did not hide as well as SE. [Linked Image]

To each their own. [Linked Image]

Bob




[This message has been edited by iwire (edited 09-16-2004).]

Bob Badger
Construction & Maintenance Electrician
Massachusetts