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Agreed I'm better off having RCD protection on the cable too. Its been suggested that i could do the following: I have a cooker point in my kitchen that backs on to the garage, and as I have a gas cooker its not in use. Take a feed from the cooker point into the garage, connect to a 2...

Nope, House is an 80's house, and on the original wiring, as far as i can see there's no RCD protection on the current fuse board. Saying that, I could just use RCD'd sockets couldn't I??? Thanks for you help so far, much appreciated!!

No idea but as the cable is just tacked to the wall I can easily have a look. I'm not planning to run lots of things all at once, so I can't imagine the load would be that great. Would it be worth putting a new consumer unit into the garage, so i can have RCD protection on the sockets...

Hi, I've just bought a house with a garage attached. From what I can see the garage didn't have power when it was built, so the previous owners have taken a spur off the back of a kitchen socket and used it to run a single socket and then on to a single strip light. I want to add...