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Standard User rombic
(newbie) Sat 04-Jul-20 18:32:39
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Re: Openreach Street Markings


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Hi
We’re waiting for fttp and hoping these markings mean it’s on the way – are we in luck? https://bit.ly/2VJnnBu
https://bit.ly/2ZxOKzI
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Sat 04-Jul-20 22:19:17
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Re: Openreach Street Markings


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Marking is identifying electric cable and possibly another adjacent service.

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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Sat 04-Jul-20 22:22:47
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In reply to a post by Icaras:
...we would usually


Can often be a mistake to think that what 'we' do is what everyone else does.

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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Sun 05-Jul-20 10:32:05
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Re: Openreach Street Markings


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In reply to a post by Icaras:
Jointboxes are what you lot call chambers smile
I use to call them a footway boxes back in my day or simply a box (e.g No 10 box)
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Sun 05-Jul-20 10:41:43
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In reply to a post by partial:
In reply to a post by Icaras:
...we would usually


Can often be a mistake to think that what 'we' do is what everyone else does.


Thanks for that very useful life advice, I’ll take that on board going forward.

What would we do without you?

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In reply to a post by Icaras:
Jointboxes are what you lot call chambers smile
I use to call them a footway boxes back in my day or simply a box (e.g No 10 box)


I’m sure jointbox has been the official term for many years. Hence the naming of them, JB23 etc.

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Standard User MC31
(member) Sun 05-Jul-20 12:54:57
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Re: Openreach Street Markings


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Or JF4 , JF6 , JF10 ect. And then JRC12 ect.

these comments are my own and in no way represent any company that i may or may not be linked too.
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Sun 05-Jul-20 13:27:49
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I'm talking over 40 years
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Sun 05-Jul-20 18:28:31
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Or JF4 , JF6 , JF10 ect. And then JRC12 ect.
Can anyone explain the difference between?

JF6
JMF106
JBF106
Standard User Zarjaz
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Sun 05-Jul-20 19:58:53
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A JF6 is a two lidded footway box.

The others, quite possibly, different varieties of the same.

I dare say poster MC31 may have the complete answer.

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(deleted) Sun 05-Jul-20 22:15:56
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A JF6 is a two lidded footway box.

The others, quite possibly, different varieties of the same.

I dare say poster MC31 may have the complete answer.
Here what I have always believed but don't know for a fact so would be good to have it confirmed/denied

JF6 = is the frame and cover for a 1310X610mm chamber but not the chamber itself.

JMF106 = is a modular 1310X610mm chamber in 150mm sections (character after 106 determines depth e.g. c=750mm d=900mm) but not the frame and cover.

JBF106 = is a brick built chamber (character after 106 determines depth e.g. c=750mm d=900mm) but not the frame and cover.

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