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    Surface conduit

    Thanks for your suggestion holmslaw! It's incredible how much I've learnt from this forum in such a small space of time by following up everyone's comments, and cross-referencing them to other DIYnot threads and sites like TLC-Direct and BS7671 guides. David
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    Thanks for the reply shed - I want to be prepared before employing the electrician. Thanks for the suggestion sparkwright. And others have also said pipe trunking is a reasonable way to go. It's just my personal decision to use flexible conduit (because it fits into my general approach) From...
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    dohh! Thanks for replying! Basically 32mm conduit would look too bulky - so maybe I'll see if I can do the calculation to justify a 6mm2 supply cable instead. I just assumed the electrician would pass the cable through the flexible conduit first, then push it onto the wall clips. I...
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    Hello thanks for the responses! So the general message is think carefully about where water can get. I have two more questions I need to know before I can specify the conduit: 5. I'm sorry, but elsewhere on this site I can't find this answer: Can someone definitively say whether an...
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    Surface conduit

    Hi thanks for the responses. It's whether it meets the regulations I'm concerned about. Another question has crossed my mind: 4. I understand the conduit needs a suitable IP rating for waterproofing, and there are requirements for distance of fixings, but is there also a standard of...
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    Hello there, I am considering surface conduit for my shower too. Perhaps you could help me with a few newbie questions? As I would like to try to understand this before I commission an electrician. 1. How can trunking be preferable when one flexible conduit could get all the way from...
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