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It's not dangerous - just need to take into consideration what else is drawing power, will they all be on at the same time, shower ratings etc.

Adam is that one of shock games you can buy? ;) This one made me laugh...

That's a classic lol - everyone knows it should be a masonary drill in there to prevent it blowing :roll:

I'm sure this doesn't need a warrant - my mate works for Woolworths and told me so. No the white goes to the garage - having it as the supply would be dangerous :roll: Just finished wiring my shower too - is anyone looking for an apprentice?

Wanting to run electric to my shed in the backdoor so will be using an extension from the kitchen. Here's what I have so far - is it ok? ========================================= Moderator's note This is a joke post, please never do this. =========================================...

Point is he can't as it's in a bathroom.....

Was the tester one of these? http://www.astralux.co.uk/product.asp?id=17

Slightly modified from another forum - may not be of actual use handy to know :)

They don't need to be accessible......if your going to sink the cable - make sure those joints are right. IMHO for what it's worth, wherever possible I would have the joints accessible, crimped or not, but that's just me. :) Good luck whichever way you do it! EDIT: and remember to use...

Just beats sticking jointed cables in walls - any joint has the chance to go bad and to give a spark a fighting chance he'll need access (and a clue where that joint is)!!

I've put together a team to lead the new campaign - made up of people representing most trades ....and also the first speech EU, wheres my power all gone. I said, EU, leave my earth pin alone. You can stay there, and leave my red n black too You can stick harm-in-is-ation...

Aye ye got tae hand it tae us Scots, we have some gazzy gear and made some great inventions....Irn Bru, Haggis, Tennents Lager and ginger hair to name a few

I would sink a box in the wall and crimp in there - blank plate over box - any future faults could be found that way

What I was getting at is don't cut and crimp T&E, tape it up then shove in wall and plaster over - that's dog rough (imo)- wasn't disputing the fact the method of joining being ok Crimping in the socket is ok - do as you mentioned first and crimp the ring return

Where are you crimping these cables?

Very good....here are a a few of equally bad quality ;) +++ David Beckham runs in early from training one afternoon and dashes to the bedroom to find Posh spread out on the bed naked, puffing and panting. Becks asks her suspiciously "What are you doing?" Posh stutters a reply "I'm -...

Have a look at the doc from baldelectricians website - it's the same as on SBSA - http://www.baldelectrician.com/buildingstds/warrant.pdf Rewire in a flat - warrant required You mention you have a warrant ok so your covered anyway

Oliver a warrant is required for this work in a flat - if it's a rewire.

I know what your saying....but look at surveys now - guy turns up - quick look - £80 thank you. More if it's an in depth survey. So this is either going to cost the buyer or seller a lot to get done above the price a survey is now as it is a lot more involved and more work/paperwork involved...

Part P doesn't apply - have needed a warrant for this work for a long time. Not 100% convinced the pip is going to work well and I reckon it will end up as a quick survey and gathering of what papers available. Need to read a bit more about it to be honest. Should definetely get a...