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Cheers Breezer I was hoping it would be a simple answer, i take it you can also use standard wallplugs and just knock them through the gap into the brick? Thanks again

Hi all I am D&D the walls in my kitchen after removing all the old plaster. What would you guys recommend as the best fixings for using to hang the kitchen cabinets with, bearing in mind the gap between the plasterboard and wall? or is there some other method i should use? Cheers

Hi There No qualified electrician etc but i have a ceiling fan/light combo from B&Q and i wired the red into the switched live at the ceiling. It allows me to control the lights with the standard light switch on the wall if the pull cord for the lights is left permanently in the on position...

Always happy to help! Here ya go And for the near miss collection. This i found in the kitchen. They had somehow managed to drill through the metal capping just clipping the cables to secure some worktop. When i got the cable out copper could be seen :shock: Can i just say i...

Good point, should have said from the start, if anyone wants to use the photo be my guest!! Cheers

Well, i would like to give something back top the forum after the help you lot have given me so here you go, taken from my study during my rewire last week. For reference my house was built in 1969 and on the back of the socket it says to BS1363 Cheers Cerys P.S If anyone...

Well, inspecting isn't a problem, their is hardly any floorboards left at the moment. It has not been tested yet as i have not finished the re-wire yet. Have i got no chance of DNO doing their stuff. Maybe if i don't show him/her anywhere except the understairs cupboard where the meter is...

Thanks again I have run bonding from the MET to the incoming water pipe and then without breaking the cable to my gas inlet after the meter. Thus i only have this 10mm earth run and 16mm to my consumer unit in the MET block. Just waiting for the DNO to come and upgrade the theirs to 16mm...

Cheers Securespark I think i will sleeve. Can you enlighten me on the labelling. The Garage Consumer Unit is on the non rcd side of the unit and the garage consumer unit has an RCD in it. Through much research i thought this was the way to do it? T&I and MET labelling?

Hi All I have 4mm two core SWA between my consumer unit in the house and a second in the garage, which incidentally is connected to the house. It runs in a concrete floor and would not be easily replaced. I am currently re-wiring the house and have changed the consumer unit to a split way...

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Hi there Just wondering if any of you guys can help. I have 3 core SWA cable that is @15mm in diameter. Any ideas what size gland i need to terminate with? Cheers

Well, No dis-respect to you guys, i appreciate you have spent lots of hard earned cash etc etc, but hearing this doesn't really fill me with confidence as a non sparky. Sounds like this whole domestic installer, Part P business is a balls up from start to finish! (wasn't it soooo much...

Hozza I have just had a PIR done for a house i am buying in Rotherham, i paid £150+vat. Sounds like a similar installation with lights and sockets up and down on the same circuit. Suffice to say it did not pass, no rcd protection on downstairs sockets. Overloaded circuits etc etc...