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I've got a few of those wago connectors spare, but not sure what cables you mean to connect together? If the back box isn't deep enough, I'm happy to remove it, knock out and replace with a deeper one.

In the process of renovating our kitchen and after removing the faceplate of 1 double socket with the intention of replacing the faceplate and adding a spur I've found there's 4 cables feeding it. 4 live, 4 neutral, 4 earths. All 2.5mm t+e. Now there's two feeding it from above, both I assume...

We have a disused space in our kitchen where the original oil boiler used to be situated. Its essentially a cupboard space made up of 4 brickwork walls, 2 of those a shared with the 2 internal load bearing walls of the property. Above is a concrete pad, below ceiling level with the remaining...

Ok yeah makes sense. Would you cover it back up and pretend you never saw it? There isn't any spur, just seems to be a join in the ring? Except for the 3rd earth that trails off the top? Both oven and hob are connected to the cooker switch on the right hand side.

We're in the process of renovating our kitchen. We've removed the existing tiles, and in the splashback area above the hob we found a small mdf patch hiding a junction box. I'll let the pictures do the talking but wanted advice on whats best to do. It doesn't power the hob, oven or extractor...