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Hi, thanks for the reply. We aren't in Bulgaria but in Hungary. As such, I believe their codes are more inline with Western Europe, they were apparently tightened in 1992. Regardless, I couldn't envisage any European country allowing plastic conduit to be used! Do you think this can be...

Hi, I wondered if anyone with building knowledge could possibly read my post on the DIY disaster section and offer some advice? http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=1340255#1340255 Thanks

The conduit, which is far too big for the job, is plastic. Is that normal?

At the top where the metal pole is fitted into the wall, the chase is about 10" deep, it actually goes right through to the interior wall at several points. It then varies from 4-6" deep. The wall is double skin brick then render. There is a wooden ring beam, the pole has been fixed to this...

Hi, no I've not calmed down enough to speak to him since I saw the damage! He is supposed to be coming back on Wednesday to finish the wiring of the meter but as far as he is concerned this is the final finish on the building. He employed the "builder" for one day and he will not be returning...

Hi all, not sure if this is the correct place for this as I am new to the forum. Desperately need some urgent advise. We were having a new electric meter and consumer box fitted in our holiday home in Hungary. Employed an EON (Hungarian electricity supplier) registered Master Electrician, as...

Damage during meter installation