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No they have to be rated for zone one or two.The first ones fit the bill

You definetly need a lintel in there though there should have been one already

The socket will have to be rcd protected if you plan to use it for a lawnmower

Is the wiring run in metal conduit ?If so that will have been used as an earth .If the conduit is an earth run an earth cable from the swith to the metel backing box

I'd speak to your insurance company

Get a thickness planer from your local hire shop and run them through till you get the size you want

Your joists dont look thick enough for a 4 mtr length

They'll be testing when its finished,as long as its been installed correctly and ran in safe zones then it should be ok.Have you reason to think there may be an issue?

Is it an existing installation?

They were going to do a tv program called CSI NORFOK but thet cancelled it as they could only find one strain of dna in the whole region

Why? Your replacing damaged cable not extending it

What about a proper cable connector?

Wicks have a varied supply in stock thats where I usually go

Cut a small section of plasterboard out and see whats behind it

Do you have zone valves? ie one for upstairs and one for downstairs. Where is your boiler?

Is it a newish built? If so it may be metal framed rather than wooden studs

Then yes i recon he should have spotted it

It depends what kind of survey you had.The basic ones are really just to confirm the value of the building rather than fault find

Whos discovered it?

Change it to an overhead closer then you can adjust the speed it closes at