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I don't believe it!! A quick google search using the proper English terminology you guys have given me, has led me to the Onix range by Ackermann. They do a weatherproof floor socket that can even be soaked in water when in use!! And it looks good too. Here's the link just in case you ever...

yes, like that but weatherproof!! and a deeper recess as the slate flooring is 12mm thick!! am I asking too much??!! Thanks for all your help guys / gals [just in case :lol: ]

Rob, We are governed by the IEE regs. I'm going to err on the side of caution, rather than what the outlet looks like. If only someone made a waterproof box with either a stainless steel cover or a recessed lid to take a stone tile. :? And no, I'm not an overpaid overhyped cheating...

I'm in the caribbean, although we use 240V and british outlets which is why I posted it in here, and not the non UK section. Architects are in Canada. The room I need the sockets in is open - i.e. no windows and doors, but the edge of the roof is at least 20 feet away from the sockets [i.e...

As per the title - is a GFI the same as an RCD? My architect has specced a GFI floor outlet but I cannot find one anywhere. So I need a floor socket - but it should be protected from water ingress / moisture etc. Any ideas on a supplier / product? Thanks

I'm getting some bi-fold 'folding/sliding' doors made up and need to find a lock for them. I don't need to lock them closed in to the floor or ceiling, but just to 'hold' the leaves together in the middle. Espag locks with hooks seem ideal, but i don't want to have a lever handle or for them...