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just put the screws on your clients tiled kitchen floor,then all you do is kango through the screws. ive not done that before but please let me know what your client has to say about it

you might want to rephrase that.......

thats no good............

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i know mate.LABC insisting on 17th edition install on the nursing homes im rewiring at the moment.all jobs started in may.we informed clients they didnt have the right to insist on this but they folded as there is lots of money being spent. i wish they would but out at times tbh,they seem to...

thats true mate,dont do much new build stuff tbh.just thought the 100a main switch on the cu would be a switch for other equipment,perhaps im a victim of various councils brainwashing and their unwillingness to sign off buildings without a low level cu where part m applies :)

gary mo, the only thing is 8.2 of section 8 which refers to sockets,switches and other equipment.

if its a new build it has to comply with part m.thats why its at the height its at.no other reason.everything has to be in that 450mm to 1200mm zone including the cu.just imagine yourself sitting in your wheelchair in the dark,wishing you could reach the cu if its at high level!

you could put a skeleton patrice over the existing box and drill and fix to the wall,no damage to decs then.wont stand that far proud either. best idea if its the floating lug,is to buy another box and rob the lug out of it as previously suggested

in that case no,its not allowed.get him back mate.get him to use oval over the cable,yes i know you dont have to,but how cheap is it? it does improve the job. why on earth is he taking the feed for towel rail from lighting? are you sure hes a sparks?

cant work out why they didnt use a new skeleton board,much easier/neater. get back onto them those tails through seperate holes are making me cringe :D

easily done . take switchline from each room to fan,dont take it from the light,take it from the switch.then use double pole switches.one switchline for light,1 switchline for fan.this stops room A backfeeding room B when you activate the switch in the relevant room materials list...

he may well have mullahed his own stuff doing your job and finished it off with the new ones. i always allow a bit for drill bits and the like on jobs .dont see a problem really

if thats all ive got to go on for pricing,then its going to be about fifty grand :lol: thats only if its a 'normal' house though :?

pvc cappling is easier to work with imo. oval is even easier than that :wink:

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both crimes are abhorrent

message for both of you! its not going to hurt to check the connections. they may be loose,arcing kills people

one of the remaining pairs(RBE) should be be the outgoing feed to the next light. the remaining one will be the switch drop.open and close the switch and test between red and black at the light you will get a short on one cable.check this by opening the switch again as it may be,that your...