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Yeah, would go through no problem, used it when installing cctv cameras, but have asked on a local facebook forum if anyone has a 22mm one for sale in case it works better to have the conduit.

obviously would try and find it cheaper, but would this type of cable eliminate the need for flexible conduit? http://www.diy.com/departments/tower-black-rubber-cable-240v-25a-3-core-25mm-5m/188914_BQ.prd

My 16mm is approx 38cm / 15 inches long

Ahh so tough rubber sheathed cable maybe the solution, but at what cost, for what 1 - 2 meters? Any chance you can link me to some....... and no to the socket covers then lol Cheers

LOL I posted a question about this immediately after you posted about protecting the cable in the cavity. The only gutting thing for me is my largest masonry drill bit is only 16mm :(

Hi, yes the socket is supplied through the FCU, the socket was formally used for a dishwasher that we no longer require so got rid. The space is being used to place a litter tray so we will have no use for it, and will be placing one of those socket covers in it. The outdoor socket is only for...

Would there be a need to protect the cable through the wall cavity?

Ah don't go there, we have a housing assoc house.. can u tell? lol The lid on the consumer box doesn't close properly because of the larger mcb's, and the reason the shower one is tripped is they changed our electric shower to a thermostatic one, so what the electrician done is simply removed...

Thanks for the advice, Looking at the consumer unit then i don't need the additional RCD?

Hi, I have purchased this socket Which i want to install on the opposite side of the wall of this available under-counter socket Which has this 13amp fused switch I have also purchased an RCD adapter, as my intended installation is to drill a hole through the wall, connect the cable to...

Job done, all correct and working. Thanks for all advice given :D Funny that B&Q was mentioned - Love their price match policy. Just popped down to my local for some light switches, with toolstation print out in hand and got 10% off the toolstation price, which worked out less than the...

Thanks, I was having one of those moments of over complicating things

Hi all, Till this time i've always found answers to any questions i've had from existing posts, but this one has eluded me, hence this post. Purchased a couple of flush light fittings from toolstation which arrived today, manufactured by massive. The instructions are useless as always...