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Excellent, thanks very much. Thanks to all who contributed.

Will do that. Thanks. It seems that all fused switch (is this FCU?) are 13A. Can I just change the fuse to 3A in it?

The fuse inside the plug are actually 13A for both heater and light.

The thin cable is 2x0.5 mm2. Are you saying that because they are both 13A, we can put them on the same fused switched? Will that create any complications. As I said, there is a switch on the appliance for both light and fire.

The plugs are both 13A. But the cable for the fire is thick and good quality. The cable for the light is fairly thin.

Thanks for your replies guys. The light comes with the surround and that's whey there are 2 separate plugs. There are actually separate switches for them, so I can connect to one fused switch if I want. I guess to be safe I will have 2 separate fused switch.

grid switch may not look good, but two switched fused unit is an idea. Good suggestion about putting them both in one switch. Is that safe?

Hi Guys Just bought an electric fireplace which has a separate plug for the downlights. So the fireplace comes with 2 plugs. I am hiding the cables in the plaster and I don't want to have any cables to be seen. I am installing a switched fused connection switch for the main heater, and I am...

I have learnt more than just how to deal with short legs today! Thanks you all guys, have a great Easter Monday.

Thank you all for all these advices. I think the plastic edge is too weak to support the weight and are only meant to prevent the legs from moving. Hence it does not matter if they are a bit short. The plastic support dis 10 cm and will more than cover the gaps. Good idea Norton, I'll get some...

Thanks for the diagram. Now I'm a bit confused.

Thanks you all guys. Any more confirmation would put my mind to rest even more. Ta

Good spot gasservice! Will need to wait until Tue to call. Further thoughts anybody else?

The plastic ends are about 10cm long and will cover the gaps which are 2-4cm long. But then the legs will not go all the way in the plastic end and will not provide support. This is what I'm worried about. Is this usual?

I take it that this is not usual then. I will contact them. Many thanks for your help.

Hello Chaps I'm a DIYer and currently installing an Ideal Standard bath, and I'm worried that I got the wrong legs with the bath. The legs are not enough to reach the timber support under the bath even with the black plastic insert. Please see picture circled red. The gap is about 2 cm. Is it...