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just use oval condiut for both much easier

looks like bt's problem as they go upto the master socket ,what your describing is the junction box old type ,sometimes still left in place and the new master sockets fitted ,you should get a new cable back to the pole all at least try to ask for it when the guy turns up ,that way u will...

if its just for speakers then run heavy gauge speaker cable figure "8" stuff u can use sunken back boxes with blank plates and attach any type of conector u wish by drilling out holes in them and fittinng sockets from maplins although they do make plates with certain common type conectors already

if you already have aerial in loft and have a reasonable picture already you could leave it in the current place.( but is alway better outside ,depends on how close you live to the transmitter) is it in good condition ? if not you may need to replace it but if its in the loft probally ok i...

if your going to add lots of additional sockets then good idea to install a loft box and feed all rooms from there Do u have sky? if so loftbox can distribute selected sky channel around home and with an adiitional remote can change channels as well what ever you do i recommend decent...

i reset air circuit breakers at work there rated at 2000amps at 275kv and boy do they make a noise

must be so they can take a call when washing the car :lol:

so point 2 point then in 25mm oval will be ok great sounds like less work to me thanks fellas drinks all round :D

i thought johnd that if you had to go horizontally that it had to be protected ie. in steel conduit or to a depth of at least 50mm if this is not the case then that will make life easier or godown the mini trunk route as last option your advice is appreciated

thanks guys for all your help so far yes the board is on a wall right opposite to kitchen door in hallway so not far i'm in middle flat of a small three storey block have concrete floors and ceilings and buried steel conduit from c/u to all locations which is run in singles,so i thought...

i used a mk weatherseal box last time to terminate 3x 6mm and worked ok see http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/LB9065.html regards cyndi

johnd i was going to extend in 25mmm oval plastic anyway there is already earths as all run in singles ,dosent use conduit as earth could use mini trunking as sockets already surfaced mounted due to steel conduit breezer i dont expect to be here this time next year so trying to do...

johnd yes i agree strange to have 2 radials,also i didnt mention that there is already a 30 amp supply for cooker fed from 100ma side of a split board its not an old board (wylex split board with 30ma and 100ma ),and has been inspected by council last year .i have just brought the poperty...

some advice that im going down right route here, kitchen has 2 radial circuits, 1x15mcb 2.5mm supplying one double outlet. can i add a 13amp fcu to this using 2.5mm cable and fed a double outlet below work surface to feed fridge and cooker ignitor and 1x 30mcb 4mm supplying 2x double...