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this is also untrue

this is not true at all, a person needs to be competent and then may choose how to notify the work such as , 1) through the BCS directly 2) via a scheme who notify BCS

in theory yes however if the manufactures specify a double pole isolater with a 3mm contact gap then no..

true if i skim again how long roughly is it to wait before flattening of and should i use a bit of water to lubricate the trowel ?

i use cleverly carved cheese

hi thanks for the reply I dont think i left the first coat too long as it flattened of well ,it was the second coat i left too long, but i see what you are saying dont bother flattening the first seperatly just do it together with the second ps i have not been on a course and do not...

get an electrician because it may be dead now then become live later as Eric says, i would not risk a cover up job on this , i would charge £45 as a call out and would most likely remedy in the hour so i expect you can get this sorted for similar

thanks Guys I skimmed wall it was firm but not dark, first skim was good and flattend of nice had a few spots to sort , did 2nd skim and i put it on thinner and wetter , left it a bit long and it was well hard to flatten off so although looks ok was not great unfortunantly , i have left it...

old post i know but i wondered why the advice is different or am i reading wrong do you skim when the bonding (hardwall) is damp but stiff ie thumb proof but not finger nail proof , or do you wait till it is proper hard ? thanks in advance

1.0mm 3 core, suitable connected to switch line , neutral and cpc

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maybe if you shared the details of the contract then the reason a builder will not sign may be obvious or not of course

I have never taken a deposit for goods, I always supply all labour and materials and then i charge the full price on completion ie then and there the day i finnish i dont leave without payment, i am fully prepared to rip my goods of the wall then and there and i will tell the customer that if...

the KT63 is a new meter and it does have a auto rcd test, it is a budget range and has all the functions you need including the ramp test, forget metrel or seeward

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thanks for the advice cant post a picture due to lost lead ! basicaly i intend to render inside opening was also wondering about the breast wall , will use victas plaster now as advised

just to add the £1200 did not include the stove off course !

interesting thread as a registered tradesman ( spark) and as a person looking to get a stove installed ( currently doing the building work) i can see both sides to the debate I was quoted £1200 to supply and fit liner plate and stove, its a bungalow and i must admit it did seem rather...

appendix 5 is where you should start however generaly in domestic settings there are no special requirements for flame retadent pvc cables but external influences will always be an issue

you should only have one unfused spur from each socket wired correctly in to the ring final circuit, j/b are not good practice and it is better to extend the RFC from the sockets