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So was mine the best answer then :lol: just kiddin :D

Could you use toggle bolts maybe www.ameribestfasteners.com/toggle_bolts.htm Its a US site but they have them in UK too Above suggestion would be better though but depends on access etc

I agree with this it would be classed as a special location eg agricultural and theres a few pages of regs that apply to that.Its not just people its animals involved.Section 705 in the regs books.

You should tell the building control at the council to be legal before the work starts :lol: as its a new circuit and its in a special location eg bathroom

You can get screws that go into concrete that dont need plugs screw fix do them type in there search concrete screw it may help

Dont envy you its not nice being left to sort someone elses messes up it must be a nightmare up and down the ladder taking ouyt every couple of tiles some people just take the money and run

I dont suppose there is anyway you could put a catenary wire in and tie the cables to that maybe :?: Fittings in the cielings are generally set in tiles with a patress in them usually mdf the ame size as the tile

1 REG 411.3.3 2 REG 701.411.3.3 3REG 522.6.6.8 4REG 314.1 5REG 314.2 So I would say a board with seperate rcbo s for all cicuits would be the only way to fully comply with 17th edition.

I think your right for sixteeth I did.For my NVQ tests up to level 2 was incredibly basic and done in college[this maybe like the EAL course?] however the nvq level 3 was all site based and covered a huge amount of different types of work[indus comm dom argr] so it was more proof of my...

Thats a fair point it is not good to be checked by someone that wants you to work for them.Although could be different if that person is giving a guarantee on your work maybe.As far as I can remember when I did my exams 2360 1 and 2 I didnt have my book with me. As for the joke you can see...

As above really but maybe get your self geared up with a nvq level 3 and get maybe JIB registered.Not a fan of NIC they always seemed far too money oriented for me but others on here have good things to say about them.As for domestic I would say NAPIT is the best but if you dont need it over...

There harm in learning anything good luck with it :D

Maybe your best off just buying one off these www.corgi-direct.com/catalogue/Publications-Electricl/IEEWR5-CORGIdirect-The-IEE-Electricians-Guide.aspx

Check out sites like NAPIT ELECSA ECA NICIEC and have a read on there as said having the part p qually dont mean you can do your own domestic work.Although I have notced there are a few deviants offering courses and telling people it will.Seen an ad in the paper rang it they offered a home study...

Someone somewhere would love that for old times sake it probably a bit of a collectors piece :D its nice though

Sorry I thought I have used them you know best

try the link at the bottom of this page? O r edmunson electrical maybe

Sorry I stand corrected it seems switch fused spurs come in both flavours DP and SP.The DP ones are best thanks Taylortwocities :D

A tear yo your eye and tongue to my check :wink:

The bloke is far too opinionated and upset by this subject it aint worth the time to attempt to change his opinions so whats the point