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Ok will do, apart from that can I fit the switch (cooker + socket) for a table lamp.

The socket will be used for a table lamp. The shower is a 10.5kw and its definitely 10mm cable and the breaker says B32.

The shower switch (outside bathroom) is fed by a 10mm cable and protected by a 32 amp cb. I want a 13 amp socket next to it, can I just fit one of those cooker and socket switches. thanks

Sorry for the delay (been away), can't be sure about either question as its a second shower that the kids use, but I would say it was a sudden , but reported late :?

Yeah but it was ok, now little more than a trickle.

I've an electric Californian Redring, the pressure on cold is fine but is very poor when the thermostat is turned up. Is this problem financially worth repairing?

They are combined.

The drain pipe from my conservatory runs along the ground to a grid. Right next to the gutter outlet is a cast iron soil pipe can I "T" into it ? If so I would need to drill/cut into the cast iron and fit an adapter of some kind. Now I've typed this I don't think its feasible.

Mfikitchendoors are not what they seem, I tried to order last week and I was rejected. I rang up and the woman said "we only sell whole kitchens" I'll try the other website and let you know how I get on. Cheers

Unfortunately its Mfi and I can't get one.

I've shaved a piece out of a cupboard door right in the middle about 15mm x 10mm. Are there any repair products available , I've only found this one but I don't think it fills large marks. Scroll down to product 2 http://www.repairproducts.co.uk/page8.htm

Is this better than using brick pillars, as I want to lay a raised deck and have got plenty of bricks to use up.

Yeah hopefully it will be covered but I'm just getting ready in case they find a loop hole. Testing the wiring is this something I can do?

Had a major leak in the loft of an empty relatives house. Water came through light fittings, wall switches and cooker point. After its all dried out what damaged would it cause to the electrics. The cooker point was shorting out so i'll replace that, what else has to be done? Thanks for all...

Thanks ColJack and sparkyspike :D

So just the first light connects to the switch in the JB

From a lighting JB in my garden cabin I want to continue the circuit to a new JB that will feed 2 wall lights outside and 5 wall lanterns, I am running a switch wire from the JB back to the house. how do I wire the lamps so the one switch operates the lot? :shock:

Is it really a ring in the garage, or is it a radial. From where are the sockets fed? It will be a ring main( havn't done it yet). I'm working backwards feeding cable through conduit to the workshop 3 metres away and I want two double sockets (radio and maybe a small bench grinder).

So wire into a 13A fused spur then continue to the two sockets?

From my garage ring main I want to add two double sockets in the workshop next door. How can I do this with a single cable?