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17th?? Just done me bleedin' 16th! I dunno.... :lol: :lol: Beer sounds good to me 8)

RMS - you thought about your local library? Mine has a copy of the Regs and a relatively cheap photocopy facility.

Agree there shouldn't be a problem, since EFLI and RCD only affect the circuit being tested. Any sockets that can supply accessories that can be used outdoors should be RCD protected - generally this means at least your sockets downstairs.

Thanks guys. Tiled under, ensured level (which was the tricky bit), sealed tiles before to make grouting easier.. Lovely job - thanks for your help folks !

Hi guys - me again, in need of your help please. Renovating a terraced house. Ripped out the steel bath, to find that the waste is lead pipe. Unfortunately the pipe runs through a gable end pitched roof, and thence to a hopper, so it's a bit involved to simply rip out the lead pipe and...

Thanks Breezer. My concern is whether the tiles can support the pan - your answer indicates that they can. Flexi-connectors will handle the change in height. Thanks again...

Potentially dumb question, so apologies..... Ma in law got me to lay some 15inch stone tiles on her kitchen floor. Idiot here made a good enough job of it to encourage her to buy more for the bathroom and hall (this is a bungalow). Hall is currently carpeted, so I've tiled up to the carpet...

Need your help please guys. Customer has bought some 2inch mosaic stone tiles from the dreaded B&Q, for laying in downstairs cloakroom. I've laid large stone tiles before but never mosaics. Generically are the mosaics strong enough to support the toilet pan, or should I tile round? Also...

Yo Dingbat ! Not on the game any more mate, decided to go into electrics instead ! :lol: Unfortunately nApit insist on it, even for the Just8 stuff. Guys - many thanks for your inputs, greatly appreciated....

Thanks Gavin. I'll certainly let you know :D

Nice one Sparky

Hi Guys, Need a few recommendations as to the best places to go for the Public Liability Insurance please...Just to give me somewhere to start. As always, your help very much appreciated.

Guys - many thanks....

One of the lads on my 2391 course did an apprenticeship, which included either 2330 or 2360, but either ways he didn't have to do a 2381. Worth checking with your lecturer !

Nice one Adam - good answer since I just bought one on Ebay ! Good luck with the 2381 - I found it OK, just a case of knowing where stuff is in the book. Got my 2391 exam in 3 weeks......

Cheers guys.... What about the Megger MT1502 ? Your views ?

I'm in a similar situation to you pcboffinuk. I took my lead from the word "statutory" and got a copy of the Electricity At Work Regulations (1989 I think), which is easily findable and freely available on the web. I found Brian Scaddan to be useful as an author, though he tends to get quite...

Hi, Need advice and guidance please. Newish to electrics, have done C&G 2381, 2377 and just doing 2391 so I understand some of the basics. Getting Part P reg'd soon hopefully, so I'm now looking for some relevant test equipment. I know there's an existing thread on this, but it's...

Thanks Sash. Ordinary brickwork, so no rendering to make good. Hadn't really thought about the brickwork reveals. Sand & cement ? Open to good ideas please !

Hi - need your help again please guys. Plan to replace a window with a set of doors. The "plan" is to use the existing lintel, use an angle grinder to cut through the bricks and fir the frame, doors etc.. I've got sealant, DPC, fixings and a reasonable angle grinder. I've fitted patio doors...