A length of 4 by 1 timber ( 100 x 25 mm ) with good quality double 13 amp sockets on surface mounting back boxes mounted next to each other along the timber. Wire them together through the knock outs at the side. Connect one of the end sockets to a 13 plug using flex with suitable strain relief to prevent it being pulled out of the back box and to prevent it moving against the edges of the knock out in the box.
I have decided to employ an electrician who is coming around to fit a new fuse box & install a new ring for the sockets. I'm going for 8 double sockets which will be mounted along side each other.
I have decided to employ an electrician who is coming around to fit a new fuse box & install a new ring for the sockets. I'm going for 8 double sockets which will be mounted along side each other.
I know that a couple of people suggested skirting trunking, but if you don't want the outlets down at floor level (often a PITA), have a google for, or talk to your electrician about, dado or perimeter trunking. As well as sockets you can install 8P8C, RJ11 and BS 6312 outlets, which can make things neat.
I have decided to employ an electrician who is coming around to fit a new fuse box & install a new ring for the sockets. I'm going for 8 double sockets which will be mounted along side each other.
I know that a couple of people suggested skirting trunking, but if you don't want the outlets down at floor level (often a PITA), have a google for, or talk to your electrician about, dado or perimeter trunking. As well as sockets you can install 8P8C, RJ11 and BS 6312 outlets, which can make things neat.
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