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Ah I see. Thanks for the advice and the explanation, its always good to know why a particlar choice is preferred. Does the pattress and outlets it have to be waterproof or is the standard ok

Sorry im getting a little confused now. Wouldnt a pattress box be the same as the connector (see pic above). Maybe i havent undertood what you meant as im still learning PS - Thanks for mentioning the trunking, i shall use that

To be honest im n ot keen on the looks, so if anyone can give an alternative i would very much appreciate it

Or do u mean one of these http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/BRH65Z.html

Thanks, thats is how it was before. But ive moved the radiator to other wall. So essentially i need to extend the flex from the radiator by 5meters over the door frame to reach the wall. socket. I cant run the wire in the wall.

Hi Thanks fo rthe advise I cant find a flex outlet plat with holes for two flexes. I will look into whether i can just replace the flex with a longer one. When you say inline connection unit with cable strain relief do you mean one of these

I was going to use a 30 Amp Ring Circuit Junction Box (3 terminal 250V) This picture is from my neighbours bathroom

Im connecting a towel rad to the mains and need to extend the flex. Its 400W. I will be using a 3amp fuse in the switched spur. The guide on this site suggests i should use a flex sized 0.5mm. I have some 1.5mm flex. Is it ok to use that or do i need to get 0.5mm A friends place has the...