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Hi, I bought a lay z spa, and contrary to what I was expecting, it's potentially not quite plug and play. According to the manual "it is recommended to arrange for a qualified electrician to connect the spa pump to an equipotential bonding terminal using a minimum 2.5mm² solid copper conductor"...

I'd like to know if there is a reason this would not be a good idea? Recently moved into a new house and we removed a fireplace housing an electric fire. This was connected to a fused spur off of a socket on the downstairs ring circuit. I intend to put a pretty large media unit in the spot...

Hi all. I have recently had my bathroom renovated by a company and as part of this work there was the installation of a new electric shower, 4 spot lights, feature LED lighting and a backlit mirror. I've been up in the loft to have a look at the work that's been done and I'm not happy with it...