My shower and its main switch are currently to be found in one corner of a rectangular bathroom (roughly 2 x 3m). I'm considering the possibility of moving it to the diagonally opposite corner, where there is a water supply but no electricity.
The bathroom is in a single-storey, ground-floor extension and there's no room above it to go pulling up floorboards. It has a flat roof with felt on it. The ceiling inside has artex and coving.
If I were to have this job done, what route would the electrician most likely take to get from the switch (whose position is fine) over to the new shower position? Does it depend really a lot on the layout and structure of the room or is there a likely route it would take? Is it going to have to go through the ceiling one way or another?
Thanks for any input. I'll get quotes at some point but some hints now would help me plan things.
(Note that running a brand new cable from the CU wouldn't really achieve much as it would have to go further and pass through the same walls and ceilings, still in the extension).
The bathroom is in a single-storey, ground-floor extension and there's no room above it to go pulling up floorboards. It has a flat roof with felt on it. The ceiling inside has artex and coving.
If I were to have this job done, what route would the electrician most likely take to get from the switch (whose position is fine) over to the new shower position? Does it depend really a lot on the layout and structure of the room or is there a likely route it would take? Is it going to have to go through the ceiling one way or another?
Thanks for any input. I'll get quotes at some point but some hints now would help me plan things.
(Note that running a brand new cable from the CU wouldn't really achieve much as it would have to go further and pass through the same walls and ceilings, still in the extension).