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    Loft Hatch Help

    One of my customers has asked me to enlarge a loft hatch. The house is 1920`s with an old syle roof (made in situ). Does the loft door need to be fireproof ? would 10mm MDF be ok ? I dont want it too heavy. I will need to remove part of one joist , but of course, this has a strut/hanger on it...
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    Bathroom Fan Heater

    Heres the RCD/ Fuse spur http://www.greenbrook.co.uk/proddetail.php?prod=M92W
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    Bathroom Fan Heater

    I am about to fit a fan heater to my father inlaws bathroom. I have fitted an RCD fused spur from the upstairs ring main which ran through the airing cupboard (outside the bathroom) which will feed the fan. Do i need to fit an aditional switched fused spur adjacent to the appliance(as requested...
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    Bathroom fan heater rcd

    Should be no problem. It`s only a matter of measuring the resistance of the primary supply and load supply cables. I have a resistance meter that conforms to 16th edition regs. eg 200ma pass current.
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    Bathroom fan heater rcd

    Yes the airing cupboard is outside the bathroom. I would just need to run the cable for about 1.2 mtrs through the loft, then down through an internal cavity wall (about 300mm) to the heater.
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    Bathroom fan heater rcd

    I do indeed intend to use the old immersion cable as the fan supply. It seems ideal, as it terminates in the airing cupboard just feet from the fan position. So I was going to use a double pole isolater as a junction box and extend out to the fan .
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    Bathroom fan heater rcd

    I was trying to keep the work down to a minimum so would be utilising a redundant immersion supply.Therefore I didnt realy want to get involved in too much wiring. The bonding is up to date at the supply and uses 10mm cable.
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    Bathroom fan heater rcd

    I am fitting a new IPX4 rated fan heater in my father in laws bathroom. The consumer unit is an old Wylex fuse type, so I was intending to fit an RCD in its own enclosure adjacent to the CU and feed it from a spare 15 amp fuse. The fan heater will be cross bonded with 4mm earth cable. Would...
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    Electric shower wiring

    Thanks for all the advice. You are quite right about the incoming supply fuse. This was 60amp feeding the Wylex board. I have already had the electricity supply company out and they have uprated this to 80 amp
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    Electric shower wiring

    I am fitting an electric shower for my father in law. I have notified building control and wish to comply with the law. The consumer unit fitted at the moment is an old wylex fused type. I intend to fit an additional shower consumer unit with dp rcd and 50 amp mcb with its own 25mm tails. My...
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    Replacing an unvented 10l water heater

    Hi I need to replace an unvented water heater in our village hall. Does the new unit have to be WRAS approved as I was going to get a Heyco one which does not have this rating. Can anyone advise?
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    Part M access compliance

    Hi I thought as much, its just nice to have conformation. Thanks for the prompt reply. Cheers
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    Part M access compliance

    Hi I intend to make a new front entrance to my 1980`s bungalow . I will be removing an existing double glazed window and substituting it with a upvc front door and smaller window. I wish to leave the original lintel, so my height is restricted to about 2055mm. The door I have chosen is 900mm...
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