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Cheers Deluks. The Mrs got that from Next Homeware ...http://www.next.co.uk/x533336s7#778230x53

Thanks for the genuine replies. 'GavThePlumber' I wasn't asking for another quote, just if the price was generally fair, clue was in the title... Undistilled, I said there was a load of issues I wont bother going into, that's why I wouldn't use him again.

Initially it was going to be a straight bath sink and toilet swap as a favour over a day or so. As we decided to do a refurb I expected costs. I asked for a quote several times but it was avoided. I realise this goes against every rule but we have known the guy for over 20 years so we didn't...

Well I certainly don't fall into the high roller bracket. The price jumped from 2-2.5k to 2.8 to 3.2 so while it looks decent it's more than I was expecting. I won't get into other issues I've had so if it's a fair price I will just put it down to experience and not use him again. Pete "Value...

No just asking opinion on value. This is a family friend of my other half and he will be paid.

It's almost finished. Just a bit if grouting and the slate needs sealing.

Can anyone comment on whether this is a fair or decent price for a complete bathroom refurb on a house circa 1930s. This is in Havering, effectively Greater London. I removed the tiles before the job started, which were two layers thick and after I'd finished the walls needed redoing...

It shouldn't be a fused socket as mentioned. After digging out the old one it's a 45A DP cooker type switch. A stupid mistake through rushing, I've got a load little jobs to finish before I go back to work next week... Anyway thanks for the replies. Will this suffice...

Thanks! I've just done that. The shower turned on for a couple of seconds but then then it went off. No noise or tripped fuse switch. I changed the 13A fuse on the new socket, checked no bare wires and all terminals were secured tight but it happened again. On for a few seconds then the fuse...

Novice question if anyone can help. I've bought a replacement switched spur socket for the shower. It is identical with two live and two neutral wires for feed and supply but it only has one earth terminal. The older socket has two earth terminals. Is it safe to screw both the earth wires...