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That was timing! Sounds like we agree on the first option in my latest post

Soz, slight correction. As it's a radial circuit, existing swa into double socket, then 4mm2 swa into single socket. Lights taken as fused spur (3a) from double socket into switch and light fitting using 1.5mm2 swa? OR. Existing swa into junction box and spur out from this to all sockets (same...

Hi all, I have a dedicated 32a circuit on my FB which goes outside into a isolator switch and then into my hot tub under a pergola which is about 4m from the FB via swa cable wall mounted. Tub has been sold and I want to convert the area under the pergola into an outdoor kitchen type thing. I'd...

Hi mate, cheers for that. Any guidance is appreciated. Thanks

Yes, CPC is continuous

Hi all, I have installed a PIR light in a downstairs toilet. Just a live and neutral (taken from a nearby light) connected as no CPC required. Live and neutral then taken from PIR light to switched fuse isolator. Live and neutral from switched fuse isolator then taken to extractor. Problem...

All sorted. Thanks for your advice all. Much appreciated.

Sorry yes, I was going to do that first before I did anything.

Also, my theory for removing the existing soil pipe below the upstairs branch and replacing with new is so that all the cuts/prep and chamfers can be done properly on new pipe in an area where I have space and is clean. Cheers.

Thanks very much. I have been looking around and I wonder if it is a universal pipe connector. The top of the fitting is a socket and the bottom looks like it has some kind of stop ring around it to prevent it from falling in further and to maintain a tight fit. The stack runs about 2.2m...

Hi, Thanks very much for your advice. Much appreciated. Dan

Hello all, New to the forum so thanks very much in advance for any feedback and look forward to helping if I can. I am looking to plumb in a new downstairs toilet therefore I need to cut into the stack and fit a branch and slip coupling. As you can see from my photo there is a coupling piece...