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It was a light switch, before the room was turned into a bathroom. There are taped up switch cables inside. I can't remember exactly why it wasn't tiled over. I seem to recall the builder saying it could be useful to leave it there incase I needed to an outlet for anything in the future.

Thanks again. From the information you've supplied, I'm totally not up for doing this myself and I would definitely like it done by a professional, even though at present I don't know any electricians to call. Hopefully this can be done without ripping apart the whole bathroom.

Thanks. Yes, those are water pipes that go to the radiators upstairs I think. So, with regards to the shower, how close to the shower head / control dial would bonding need to be attached to the pipe, bearing in mind that without taking the tiles up, the closest section of pipework I could...

Ok. Here's the fuse box. And just above there are some pipes that appear to be earthed, so I presume that most of the flat is earthed ok.

Thanks for the reply. An electrician who quoted us to have an extractor fan fitted inform me that the bonding should have been. I'm not sure what sort of earthing system is fitted, but I have looked around the house and other appliances such as kitchen sink and upstairs bath taps have a cable...

As stated earlier - the wall holding the shower hose is made of brick and the pipes are channeled into it. AFAIK, the pipes go down under the shower tray. The room is on the ground floor and the cavity under the room is only 1 foot deep and not accessible from anywhere without pulling up the...

Hi. My wife and I had a small bathroom fitted here at our flat about 6 years ago. We're now about to move and we've learnt that none of the items in the bathroom have been earth bonded. The bathroom is about 6 foot x 6 foot. and consists of radiator, sink, toilet and shower (not electric)...