Wall Panelling

[PRD2021]

We we'll fix the wall lights when we are going to do the wall panelling work because we need to chase the wall and run the cable for power supply.

When we'll do the wall panelling work we we'll fix the wall lights because we need to chase the wall and run the cable for power supply.


Are the above sentences grammatically correct? Do they have the same meaning?

 

[Rover_KE]

What do you mean by 'chase the wall'?

 

[5jj]

Chasing

Chasing - Designing Buildings - Share your construction industry knowledge. A chase is a groove or channel cut into an existing layer or substrate to accommodate services such as pipes or cables. Chasing is the act of cutting a chase and is usually undertaken in solid wall or solid floor...

www.designingbuildings.co.uk

 

[Tarheel]

Try:

We'll fix the wall lights when we do the wall paneling work ....

And:

When we do the wall paneling work, we'll fix the wall lights ....

 

[emsr2d2]

We We'll fix the wall lights when we are going to do the wall panelling [work] because we need to chase the wall and run the cable for power supply.

When we'll we do the wall panelling [work], we we'll fix the wall lights because we need to chase the wall and run the cable for power supply.


Are the above sentences grammatically correct? Do they have the same meaning?

You used "we we'll" twice. I don't know if you meant to write "We will" or if you accidentally added "we" before "we'll".
When you say "fix the lights", do you mean "repair the lights" or "fix the lights to the wall"?

 

[probus]

It probably means attach the lights to the wall. Like almost all dwellings in Goa, my mother-in-law's house is built of stone. Her electrical wiring runs through plastic conduit attached to the walls with brackets because the cost of cutting chases into the stone would be high.

 

[emsr2d2]

Since the OP has not revisited this page since May 2021, we'll probably never know! However, for information, BrE would not use "fix the wall lights" in that way. That would mean only "repair" to me. If I was going to attach them to wall, I'd say "put the wall lights up".

 

[5jj]

Since the OP has not revisited this page since May 2021,

That was when they joined the forum. They submitted the post yesterday.

 

[probus]

Pro2021 your two sentences have the same meaning and are arguably correct in grammar, but they are unnatural. In English we use the present tense in the first clause rather than the future. "When we attach (affix) the lights to the walls we will cut chases for the wiring." I know it's illogical, but that's what English does.

 

[PRD2021]

You used "we we'll" twice. I don't know if you meant to write "We will" or if you accidentally added "we" before "we'll".
When you say "fix the lights", do you mean "repair the lights" or "fix the lights to the wall"?

Thank you,

I accidentally wrote twice that word "We".

These are new wall lights, which need to be installed but there is no power point. So we are informing the client that we'll do this work along with wall panelling. All in one goal. Should I write the sentence as follows, and use the word "along" instead of "when".

We can do this work (installation of wall lights) along with the wall panelling, and we can chase the wall and cabling for new power supply. All in one goal.

 

[Glizdka]

Do you mean "in one go"?

 

[probus]

As Glizdka's question tends to imply, "all in one goal" doesn't make sense.

 

[Tarheel]

Do you mean you'll do those things at the same time?

 

[tedmc]

A chase is a groove cut in a masonry wall to conceal cables or pipes. Since you are installing the wall panels, you do not have to do that - the wall panels would concealed the electrical cables behind them. "Chase" in construction is used more as a physical thing rather than an activity to avoid confusing the gerund with the activitiy of pursuing.

 

[emsr2d2]

... the wall panels would concealed conceal the electrical cables behind them. "Chase" in construction is used more as a physical thing rather than as an activity to avoid confusing the gerund with the activitiy activity of pursuing.

 

[Tdol]

I'd say run a cable as it's the first mention of it. It's just one of a number of cables in the room.

 

[PRD2021]

Do you mean "in one go"?

Yes, all at the same time

 

[PRD2021]

Do you mean you'll do those things at the same time?

Yes, all at the same time.
We can do this work (installation of wall lights) along with the wall panelling, and we can chase the wall and cabling for new power supply, so that we can do all these pending work at one go. Please advise if this is worded correctly.

 

[Tarheel]

Yes, but the average person probably won't know what you mean by "chase" there, so you might want to use less technical language.