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And which then feeds these sockets and one other one a wall on the other side of the last image

The singles start from that socket feed from a conduit coming from below

But I presume it's still ok to use on a socket line?

That's my intention it's covers a whole room chase of 5 sockets and another which is just sockets that were changed from a single to two gang So is that way of doing things in order?, Using the five way wagos?

Am trying to cut and change the singles to twin and earth so that I can bury it in the chase So at the moment am looking at joining the six single to their equivalent in the twin and earth to the 4 sockets on one room and two on another room Unless my thought process is wrong and I just need a...

Just looking at that at the moment...

I have not ignored the advice give I yet to proceed, I might need some help then it seems

I would much prefer twin and earth cables as I did not have to chase in that much of the wall

Wagos or connectors?????

No problems fitting the conduit and using female or male on the back box on one end but as you can see their is an old box that seems too tight of a fit to squeeze 20mm conduit I might try and drill it to expand as you suggested or use connectors and fit them in the back box then I don't have to...

I have ripped it out but am stuck on the direction to take

Yes and I believe you correctly corrected me sir so it's been itching my head that I need to replace the the chased singles They were on top on trunking chased them in but now have to chase them again

Right it's probably better now to use connectors wagos or strip and get some twin and earth cables...I can see how how a strip connector would work with the lines but how do I make wagos work as I have six singles

chased capped and plastered over singles a while back then I hopped on here and asked for an opinion and was rightly cohrrected,that you cannot put singles in capping, that It needed to be in 20mm black conduit I have got around to try and mend the problem and removed the plaster but am not sure...

Cheers... Thanks alot was abit nervous for a minute there

Is this ok? cables in chase intersecting a central heating copper pipes

Been clipping cables against on the chase but the cables were done in such a manner that they cross each other leaving a problem on a corner where the cables wont lay flat Question> How bad is this if I just plaster over them (on the photo the clip used will be changed to the appropriate sized...

you mean this??

Fine and doing it this way opposed to the conduit is it a clean job or is it still "rough"?

The first image shows where the line feed is coming from which is the image your familiar with about the looped cables so I clip and connect the t&e but its the loop that is bugging me as i would need two twins for the six wires