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@phykell - did it work? I am in a similar situation - though they renderers managed to get lumps of s&c all over some aluminium windows too.... TIA S

Ok - warm roof it will have to be....plenty of clearance between rafters and roof ridgeline.... Thank you! S

..oh...and yep - buildings control will be approached with constructional drawings etc before hammer hits nail.... Brgds S

Hi TTC Ah - the attic conversion will be a dorma - i.e. flat roof over the habitable space. The downlights will be installed on the flat roof and not the (existing) sloped roof) Presumably this will make a difference? Brgds S

Hi ToTC Great guidance - well spotted - I am hoping that as the builder is aware that there are spots going to go in, he will allow for this. Something for me to keep an eye on though. Brgds S

Hello PBoD Thanks for the input - I will ensure 3A fuse and isolator are installed too. As will avoid JB's - its something I am familiar with in the maritime industry, but I guess it isnt something that is done shore side. Once I have the basics, I will let my 'leccy crack on. Thanks again...

Hi Skenk 1) I thought by putting in JB's it would be easier to supply the different sections of electrics - eg lights; smoke detectors etc 2) Hadnt thought that far ahead with single core/two/three core, but I guess it is tidier with 2 or 3 core. 3) Yes - I have a friend who is a qualified...

Hi Skenk The lights are LED downlights.

Hi Skenk I tried to expand it - but it went a little blurred....I think it is still legible? S

Hi Thanks for quick reply! I will re do it with better text... cheers S

Hi As a fun project I have designed a layout for electrical installation of lights in an attic conversion. Is this something that would work and is acceptable for building regs? Thanks in advance S