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So that's why mum's gone to Iceland. To investigate their overly complex and potentially self-defeating energy-based economy drive! And I thought it was to sort out that harlot, Kerry McFadden!

Conduit? Grief! Forget the flex and use SWA!?!?!??! And if Colligwoods sell the H07RN-F for extras, will they not sell you 10m?

I refuse to have any accusation of "short shrift" levied at anyone in here! The shortest reply was: which was still fairly comprehensive! Be prepared to listen or buy a book that won't mind if you wanna argue Is this a threat? Do I look like the samaritans? Playing nicely...

So anyway, ignoring the advice and forgetting what I said I was going to do......... :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Addvent, not that I would ever knock CEF's fine in-house brands, can be improved upon with something from Vent Axia/Xpelair, but definitely not anything from a skip...

I believe the "Random Tat Box" as they are officially titled, is actually a Part P requirement! :lol: :lol: :lol:

We are not talking miles here! A few inches will do you a favour, 6 if its not inconvenient! If you are really worried, you can go the screened containment route!

A valid point, but as signals get more complex (HD over HDMI) etc, and more digital, then interference becomes more of an issue. Its a complicated list of advantages and disadvantages of digital vs interference etc, but essentially, segregation does more good than harm.

If chimney is not in use, nor likely to ever be, then what you propose is fine. Power and signal separation is highly recommended, if not crucial in my opinion.

I think they should put a little sticker on light fittings: "If you are expecting just three simple wires, and all of the colours meaning the same thing, just put down the screwdriver and ring someone" :lol: :lol: :lol:

http://www.fscables.com/rubber-ho5.php RRF = Rubber insulation, rubber sheath RNF = Rubber insulation, PCP (Neoprene) sheath so not a bad guess. RNF is more chemically resistant so dependent on where you are using it (we did ask! :lol: ) they are semi interchangeable! Where did you...

You got either a good, or an american, lawyer! :lol: I think that was predicted! :shock:

Apparently not! Whatever is suggested, you strongly attempt to justify your actions with your own opinion. Not really the point in coming into an "expert" forum. Many people have told you that the fitting you have bought is totally wrong. How much hardship is it to accept this, and take the...

"Wired as an intermediate" or is an intermediate? I dont quite see what you are getting at. An intermediate switch could be wired as a 2 way, but not vice versa. Photos please! :)

Sorry are these the "after" pics or the "before"s?

There are many more efficient ways to acchieve task lighting, starting with just a desk lamp, moving to wall mounted anglepoises, then maybe something fluorescent and directional on the wall above. What is the work bench for? Wood work? Airfix Models? Fine Jewellery metal work? Or just a typical...

Fresh off the London Metal Exchange! Walk in to the LME and try and flog it there! Overkill?

Dont ask a DJ! They probably just used a load of 1m four way extension leads plugged into eachother! So many solutions! Anyone care to summarise for the poor bloke? Preferably an expert with experience in site/event temps!

I was too lazy to find that!

I thought it too puerile to mention! :lol: :lol: :lol:

Yes the additional circuit to supply outdoor appliances is the problem. Could you "modify" an existing ring main to carry a ceeform? I'm asking for expert clarification here, not if the OP "can" manage it!