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It wasn't aimed soley at you, but don't let that get in the way of you new tact of playing the victim.

What's that got to do with choosing light fittings? STOP derailing every single topic in this forum for gods sake.

What about some glass etching spray paint?

I've had mine for 12 years and it's still working just fine.

That one right there for example.

Because we are all sick to death of you bleating on like a little child who didn't get their own way.

It was your demeanour that caused the moderator to act like that.

Where's this idea of people having multiple usernames to give you extra thumbs down votes come from? Much more likely is that loads of different people voted you down.

They are just to space the backer board off the wall to lessen the effects of damp on it. There is a modern equivalent which is just a plastic tube.

Why are you using a builder to do your electrical work? There are people who specialise in doing nothing but electrical work, and as a result they actually know what they're doing. They're called electricians. It might be a good idea to employ one.

We have brought the lack of bonding to the house owners attention. They have said they are planning to have an extension built in the next year and have the house rewired as part of the works as the existing wiring is all 50+ years old. We are exporting the TN-S earth to the garage, and...

Been to look at a job today. It's a new build detached garage. We are installing a swa to feed the garage CU. The existing house installation is a brown wylex standard so we will Henley the tails to supply a switch fuse for the garage supply. There is no bonding in the house. Do we need...

I have this one. It works really well. Hook it up to a Henry and always work floor to ceiling never the other way round to keep the dust to a minimum. http://m.screwfix.com/p/sparky-fk652-110v-2000w-wall-chaser/20788?filtered=true

How about making the existing wiring to the lights a permanent feed and fitting PIRs or microwave detectors to the existing fittings?

And your point is?

You have a ring circuit. You can not connect your proposed load to this circuit. Your electrician is not looking for extra work, he's looking to leave you with a safe, compliant and legal installation. Despite what rouge traders and all these find a tradesman websites tell you, most...

Everyone apart from winston it would appear.

What????? You can't put a 5A socket on a lighting circuit? What on earth are you talking about?

I don't think he is planning to. The grey duct is for the cat6 lines only.