Recent content by Sh4wzy

Hi Ban, cheers for your post.. I will be notifying my council's Building Control department and paying the current fee for this and the inspection, my electrician is the one finalising the connection at the meter before the Building Control department comes out to test and sign it off, if...

Cheers Prentice and Scoby.. Ive actually changed my route on wall 2 as i wasnt happy with the way my cooker feed and ring crossed new pic: I know what you mean about consistency but as long as its ok im happy with the route... Just spoke to someone with regards to the 20 amp DP...

No, this is a totaly new circuit just for the kitchen, it will have a the old push in fuse replaced by a new push in mcb converted fuse, until i have a new consumer unit fitted later in the year and the rest of the house rewired, Thanks again in advance Dave

I have looked and this is what i came up with, made the mistake of thinking i could come on a "Forum for advice on electrical practice" and actually getting some advice... not once has anybody yet looked at my pictures and said "No you can not do it that way" or "Yes that will be fine" which...

He actually reccomended "Electricians Forum" i ended up here because i found a similar post and hoped i would find help, He knows im not a total numpty so i'll either do it right and save money or not and end up spending more, but "swmbo" wants me to pull my finger out and get it started...

Thanks for your reply, i do have an electrician but he is currently working in brighton, an i will not see him until next week, it was actually at his sugestion i seek advice on a forum and that is why i posted the question here.. I would still like advice if at all possible

Hi, and as this is my first post may i say hello to one and all and thank anybody in advance for any advice given... I am about to fit my new kitchen and have taken it back to bare brick, the existing wireing was a joke (ex council house).. the full house is on one ring main (upsairs...