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I just replace my old electric shower with a new one of a similar rating. The shower installation manual mentioned nothing about earthing the shower unit to the suppling pipe work, and there is only one earth terminal which is being used by the mains in. Do I need to earth it to this pipe work?

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Is it from all your units both base and wall, or particular units in a paticular part of the kitchen, how old are they and what type of wood?

Thanks for the replies, I had the idea of building a small wooden box, open at one end to cover above and below the fracture obviously bigger than the post fill this with concrete let it harden and remove the box, this would give the base of the post a concrete coller whilst filing the gap at...

I have a concrete fence post which has fractured at the point just before it enters the ground it now wobbles on the internal metal rods. The post is about 4 inchs square, about 5ft 5in high and has 4 metal rods running through it and in conjunction with other posts holds ordinary wood fence...