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I believe I could extend the wires from the current back box using Wago's and some single core. There may well be a better way of course

You mean run a cable down from the attic in trunking?

Ah, so that fits over the current back box and then I can use the modular kit as detailed by plugwash. Cool! Eventually I'll get the whole room ripped out and everything replaced but there are more important jobs. So it sticking out from the wall is not an issue. Thanks!

No it does not have to be done in the bathroom but I often sit on the floor down there to paint stuff and it would be useful to have a USB outlet. Also I have a USB razor and it would be nice if I could leave it down there. It is the double back box that is the problem. Cutting the boxing is...

Thanks. Sadly it is going to be beyond skills/available tools to do that.

Final ask: has anyone ever seen a switched fused spur with a flex outlet and a USB socket. I am sure I have seen one on a website but it was out of stock and now I can't find the website. It might not have had a cable outlet. But it was a switched fused spur with a USB socket.

Has no one got any suggestions as to where to put a USB port or two then? No one at all got any bright ideas?

So, the first image shows the part of the bathroom where the spur is, on the boxing below and to the right of the combi. This would be an ideal location for a USB port. Image 02 shows what would be a great place for a shaver socket. Why would I not just put one there? One with USB? It seems...

USB is for charging only. You will all just have to trust me as to why the best option for a USB outlet in the bathroom is a switched fused spur with one. So, I take it no one has ever seen such a thing?

I've seen one with a USB port but it was out of stock. Where my spur is the only other electric is the ceiling light and I want a USB port. The current option is a long extension cable going down a flight of stairs into a bathroom

I would like to replace an exisiting spur as mentioned with one with a USB C (USB A would suffice). I did find a company that had an out of stock one but now can't find them. Has anyone got an idea as to where to find such a thing? I've been googling loads

So, when this door is fitted, I need someone to do a check of the installation. The fitter will provide certificates for the materials. I think this is the way it works. I was hoping that the company that does the fire checks for the building (8 flats and I'm a freeholder) would be able to do it...

Thank you very much for your help!

My current door is:

So I own a flat where the front door should have an FD30 rated one and all the bits that go with it. Strips, hinges, closer etc. And I need certificate(s) to prove it to whoever (I'm a freeholder). I've put the job on mybuilder and I'm getting some prices ranging from £800-£1,400 as basic...

I'll google that then!

Eventually the whole bathroom needs to be ripped out and new everything. Can I not just silicone it as a quick fix? I only need to stop water from getting in for 2/3 years. I might have the money to get it all sorted by then....

Yes it is vertical

I had a plumber put up these tiles to replace ones coming off the wall. They are above the long side of a bath with a shower head (from taps) above and a sink to the right in the images. When I noticed, after he left, that the side of the tiles in the images were not sealed I contacted him to...

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