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February 16, 2008
Flatwire — Affordable paper-thin, flexible wiring
Pretty cool.
June Fletcher wrote about it in today's Wall Street Journal as follows:
- Flatwire
Southwire introduced a new generation of Flatwire [top], its paper-thin, flexible wiring that sticks to a wall with adhesive and can be spackled over and painted. In stores by year end and costing from $2.49 to $6 a foot, it's a do-it-yourself way to wire indoor wall sconces, smart-home devices and other applications.
Bonus: bookofjoe readers, as well as those who aren't that fortunate — or unfortunate, depending on your point of view — can shop at the online Flatwire store right now.
Why wait till year's end?
Avoid the holiday rush, that's our philosophy.
February 16, 2008 at 03:01 PM | Permalink
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Comments
I had this as speaker wire 8 years ago.
Posted by: jennie | Feb 17, 2008 10:57:21 PM
This stuff is beautiful! I'd want to find a way to incorporate it into the design of a room. Paint over it? Horrors!
Posted by: Flautist | Feb 17, 2008 12:46:54 PM
Also good as speaker wire.
Posted by: Webb Traverse | Feb 17, 2008 10:05:48 AM
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