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Yada yada yada... Like I'm not tired off you! See there you go again. How can someones opinion be worthless? Lets also remember that this is a forum!

Maybe he was not happy with the initial reply!

Yup, thats what I've done, and am doing for the lights and mains. Hence mixing up\combining the 2 previously! I know the cable part is sound. Just wondering if it needed to be protected going through walls. P.S. I dont mix mains and lights circuits, to take shortcuts. Mains are mains, and...

Oh well, guess thats another forum member lost, due to superb advice received!

Quick correction, should have been 2.5 cable. Dont know where the 13 amp comes from however.

It's a horizonal hole, to extend the existing ring into the conservatory. Which will be in line, with fittlings etc. Cheers

If running a 1.5 TC&E through an internal load bearing wall. Would you need wrap it with a steel conduit or similar, or is it OK to run it through the wall?

And I think you need to back off! You dont like my comments, then change yours. Many a time, I've held out the hand of peace. But no, you always want to play the big man. You've always got to be right. I'm serious, when I say you have issues, that you need to resolve!

How far up your but can you get. Obviously not as much as you.

Now come on Q, you know what I mean.

Ask me again.

I thought there was no such thing as a stupid question!

Below I have included some pictures of my chimney brest. I removed a course of brickwork, that the previous erected to cover up pipes! Although I was not lucky this time and did not a fireplace underneath it. I was happy to find ledge. Which I have not seen before. Picture D shows 2...

Or pray for a storm!

How close to your property is it? Perhaps you can go down the subsidence, council liable route! Best to be aware however, that if you have a legal dispute with the council and anyone else I think. That you will need to declare it, when selling a property (presumption as your looking to...

Forget options of earthing a metal bath or not. I'm someone who prefers to go for the safer option. Is is safe to assume that you should earth metal baths (regardless of whether you HAVE to or not).

I need a machine that was around 10mm shorter, and ended getting an LG. Also I was advised to contact places that supply boats!

He should have rang you and explained the situation, prior to commencing the new work (this is I expect and happens). However because I trust my guys, they always get the yes. Also because these are joist that your talking about. I would look to collating as much information as possible, in...

Errr you!

The old gran is the best. BTW, I hope your OK tonight Mod.