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They are old colours. But are 25mm. along with 16mm earth and 10mm main's bonding. See what you're saying about the netural, it's not pushing on it, but agree, is certainly in the way!

No chance, not when i'm about to approach with my idea! (Although.... VDE electric screwdriver anyone? haha)

it'll work fine. alll systems reduce down at some point or other. main flow and return's are usually 22mm. just think, how small the diameter of a rad valve is? 5mm? even when fully open. :)

as above. JG speedfit do what you need if you can't solder pipes either! :)

HAHA, yea, can't really argue when it was their own system that told you that they've failed! word of mouth and good service is the best way to get work i believe! :)

what's the cost a local phone book advert these days?

sounds about right from my ex boss..... if he could ever save a pound he would, regardless of quality. but then on other things he'd waste money like no-ones business.

cheap tat? as in, cheap board? I didn't supply the board, boss got it. spose he see's it as "his profit margin" using one. To be fair though, there's plenty of room in them, and they're solid enough. not sure on the quality of the breakers and how long they'll last though.

where's it been copied from? the "..." in the middle means you've copied a shortened link.

Here's one i did the other week. :) appreciate any contructive comments! :)

it is on the same wall, and doesn't go round a corner. Not sure on the rating of the fire. it's currently in the property, and they want it moving to another room. i believe it's currently installed using a 13amp fused plug.

A switched FCU, taken from the ring main to isolate the the fire itself. The cable from the fused spur, does it have to go ceiling/floor, then either back up/down to the un-switched socket that'll be behind the fire? Or, is it ok to run the cable directly horizontally between the FCU and...

maybe it's the borrowers house? not too sure what it costs, i've always worked for a company. So never got involved in pricing. Think it's roughly £10/sqmtr for re-skim though.

i don't know for certain, just my take on it. nothing can be confirmed/answered till OP comes back and does so. Then advice can be given. :)

Is he not saying he wants to fit and FCU with some flex from it, into a bunch of double sockets that're installed in his fish tank stand. So creating a radial circuit from his final ring, meaning all 12 items could be switched individually.

balls to moving that even for £200 quid. plasterboard, bag of bonding compound and half a metre of new skirting and i could make that disapear! £20!

OP, you saying their consumer unit is in your flat? what if their's trips and you're..... out for the day? away for the weekend? on holiday for the next few weeks?

if truely serious..... speak to your neighbour. then call your electricity provider.... i think once you get a price from then, you'll soon change your mind for the sake of the cable though. cheaper option, box it in.

will be consealed, so will have to be RCD'd. This won't be too much of a problem damage wise, kitchen ceiling is comin' down so just need to space it through partition wall into the hall ceiling, then obviously the 3 core to take the same path and carry on up to the one on the first floor. :)

contact your energy supplier for a service move. will cost about £700 for each one to be moved. or, know of anyone that works for e-on? exactly legal, but many blokes on there will move a service for you on the side, will still cost about £350 each though.