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You cannot avoid taking on liability. If something goes wrong you'd probably be liable. You have to take all reasonable steps that a provider of such a service would be expected to take to ensure that it is done safely, and then you should insure yourself against any subsequent liability that...

The wheel rim in relation to the axle? It's all relative (isn't everything?) ;)

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A 2b pencil is good for rejuvenating those contact pads

It doesn't have to. This is about posting information that is WRONG: "If the circuit is Ring Final Circuit (general assumption would be 32A Breaker and 2x2.5mm cable connected for RFC at the DB) , you can only take one unfused spur from the feed/supply socket. You cannot have multiple unfused...

That's a different matter from it not being permitted.

That's an appendix, isn't it? Informative, not normative. I've yet to see anybody reference an actual regulation number.

There is no regulation to that effect.

In which regulation of BS7671 is the above stated? Reg.number please, not guidance from an appendix which is only advisory.

There is a different version of the NTE5 faceplate that does not have the dsl filter but just provides the test socket and disconnects the extension wiring when removed. I have one of them as my master socket is downstairs at the front but my router is upstairs at the back, so I have an...

You're right, it's acrylic:

Works for weeds but not moss or lichens. I'd suggest blasting the gaps with a pressure washer to remove existing sand, weeds and soil, then when dry, resand and seal. It's worth washing, resand8ng and sealing the whole area.

Fill the gaps with paving sand then dribble PVA block paving sealer into them. Sets rock hard.

If you are using DHCP on the BT router to allocate your device addresses, rather than static configuration, the BT router will have a record of the IP addresses that it has allocated to your devices using DHCP. When you remove the BT router, if the physical links to your devices stay up then the...

Have you thought about how you will handle the IP addressing issues that will result when you change the routers over?

When I rewired my downstairs RFC sone years ago, I found a load of old lead sheathed T&E left from the previous rewire!

Try finding an SFCU that is not double pole.