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If i was any good at plastering ceilings, it would have been an option fattony.

Why the missus decided to install laminate flooring upstairs, i don't know! Anyway, it'll have to get ripped out.

Sorry RF, you got in there before i finished what i was asking. You have answered my question for me. Cheers

So i should rewire all lighting circuits to include CPC just to be able to supplementary bond in the bathroom? Or should it be rewired anyway?

Strange, i was offered Professional Indemnity based on sole trader. I didn't opt for it though. Ah well, good look with your search.

The whole lighting circuit is very old and has no CPC throughout.

Sorry, ofcourse. I am a numpty!

Bathroom has nothing electrical installed apart from the light. The only extrenuous conductive part that is not enclosed is the radiator / radiator pipes. How can i supplementary bond the radiator pipes if the light has no cpc?

Just had a quick quote with this company: www.simplybusiness.co.uk Based on sole trader, 2m PL = £89.25 with AXA. Have a go, only takes a couple of mins to complete the details.

Try a local broker, they should be able to find a decent quote for you. They'll search for companies that specialise in this type of insurance. An alternative (and probably the best) is to have a search on t'internet. Just type in 'public liability insurance' in Google and do a uk search.

Point taken. Cheers

notify or not? I plan to spur from the downstairs ring. Part P states that any garden lighting or 'power supply' should be notifiable. Just seems a bit much for such a small job. Cheers

I agree that you do need to know how to use the index. But from a personal point of view i found it helpfult to tag up certain aspects of 7671 that appeared in sample papers. It helps, honest. But dingbat i do agree that you should know how to use the index. I think the way i wrote my...

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Tsg9 I passed my 2381 last week and to be perfectly honest it wasn't that difficult. It's an open book so make sure you tag up your 7671 and your OSG. The past papers that davey_owen_88 has suggested are excellent prep for this exam. Also, make sure you are ok on the following: *...

Sorry, misread your post!!! :oops:

Hi Britishrallying I'm doing a course similar to yours, which gets me the same quals as you. However, in addition to 4 weeks of solid practical, i also have tons of theory (and i mean tons of it)!! The course is meant to be over a period of 12 to 18 months with at least 15 hours of theory...

The tumble dryer is tripping the 30a mcb in the CU when it's switched on. My initial though was thought that there might be a problem with the element in the dryer. I was just wondering how it is tripping the 30a mcb but the 13a fuse in the plug is still intact? Does this mean that it is...

The wiring is approx 17 years old, i think i remember seeing a sticker on the cu saying installation was sometime in 1989.....

Hi RF, i was thinking that myself initially but i've had a brief look in the loft and i can't see a jb for the lighting circuit. Not unless it's hidden. I'll have another look next weekend. To be honest i've already chased the walls out and fitted the light. It's all wired up at the light end...