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the problem i have with crimping is that im limited on spacebehind first socket and i cannot run along a wall only through joists.unless you have an image or reading of this. so i thought one cable into a junction box and extended to new socket, then to another from new socket, then from third...

i want to extend the pipework of the radiator in a bedroom so as its sitting into the wall which i've chased out, in order to take the rad off do i have to shut the whole system down and drain it or can i just isolate the one rad and do it that way? i have a conventional boiler with cold...

thanks steve, i must be on the ring main as i have two cables into the one and only socket in this room, if i want to extend it which type of junction box do i need a three way or four way? and what gauge for the crimps as i have one a 3 way that will take up to 15m2 will this be ok to use...

there is only one socket in the room at present. in this there are 6 wires running from two cables, which look to be running from another room but i cant lift the boards there. there is also another 2.5 wire this was supplying the heater as i mentioned. yes they are pvc and i will re-route the...

just got the boards up to access the wiring and this is what i was met with turn your kids away now, just couldnt believe my eyes

i had six wires going into the present exsisting single socket, 2 live, 2 neutral, 2 earth. i dont really want to call an electrician in if i can help it

i guess your trying to tell me im not on the ring main? there are six wires going in but i traced the 3 wires back to an old storage heater so now im left with only 3 wires. so in order to assess that im on the ring main i do a resistance test? i guess it frustrating for you to go over this...

ok thanks for the advice, i didnt know that way of doing it. so the last socket goes back to the original? i have six wires on the first socket so when i go back into this socket from the last i'll have 10 wires, this cant be right? also i'll be coming from under the floorboards here is...