A few internal alterations and look what you find.
Once the plasterboard is removed....
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I don't remember doing that 
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Are we in a kitchen perhaps, maybe a kitchen which maybe upto 10 years old??
- Notify LABC of your intention to carry out electrical work, with a description of the scope and an explanation of how you'll comply with P1.
- When you have approval, remove all the old wiring.
- Sort out any structural problems relating to the joist-mangling.
- Design a new lighting system which does not involve trying to light rooms with 2" diameter recessed torches.
- Install new wiring in accordance with BS 7671:2008 to support the new lighting design and anything else which used off hang off the old stuff.
- Test all the new wiring for continuity of cpc, continuity of ring final conductors, insulation resistance, polarity, fault loop impedance, prospective fault current and RCD functioning.
- Call LABC and tell them that you're ready for their inspection.
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PrinceofDarkness
Such a helpful reply ^.
Lucia.
Lucia.
So we have 3 ****s on this forum who do not believe that a wholesale reorganisation of the OPs wiring and resolution of any structural problems would be a good thing.
Would at least one of them care to provide a rational and intelligent explanation of why they believe that the wiring should be left alone and why I should not be allowed to suggest otherwise?
Would at least one of them care to provide a rational and intelligent explanation of why they believe that the wiring should be left alone and why I should not be allowed to suggest otherwise?
Am I not allowed to ask questions to satisfy my own curiosities? At least my post was relevant to the topic, yours had no purpose what so ever.
I think he was referring to someone else's post mate
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