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Problem solved!!The socket was a spur off a nearby socket so I just disconnected and I will now just fill in with a bit of sand/cement.

I am getting rid of a socket in a new bathroom with a jointing kit, any suggestions what I should physically blank it off with considering it is to be tiled over for the new shower cubicle??

This room is a downstairs w.c and the house was built in 1985.The room is 2m by 2m, should this BS rule have been adhered to during construction? It is the only socket in the room, also I think I'll go for the jointing method so I suppose any electrical suppliers would have one?

I am installing a shower cubicle and on the wall it will be installed there is a electrical socket. How can I stop the supply running to it so I can install the cubicle? I don't particularly want to take up any carpets upstairs in order to do this.

I am decorating the bathrom. Is it possible to use paint stripper on the copper water pipes or do I have to use elbow grease and sand the old paint off?

I said two wires, I meant two cables, obviously. Thanx for replying so quick last time by the way..

I'll check my connections, the existing double socket had two wires into it, is this still o.k to connect into? I think yes.

I have just added a 13amp socket to an existing double socket as a spur. There is no power running to the new spur,the new socket has a dual earth connection is this the cause???