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thanks for the reply, yes I see your point about the bath but what about over the sink in the bathroom?

My grandad has moved from his home into a care home due to old age and not being able to look after himself properly, his bungalow does not have any hot water or heating. This is a hypothetical question: The cheapest way to install hot water would be via a water heater, but if you put a...

chases ? I thought the idea of capping was that you dont have to chase it in, just nail straigt to the wall and the plaster covers it ??

what does that mean moderator 4?

excuse me thats not spam, thats information relating to this topic, if it was spam then I would be blasting the forum with url's This is a 24 page Ebook teaching you the basics on plastering, I thought it would be useful on this forum

hey my post got deleted, maybe cos it was linking to another forum, however it was relevent to the post Click Here

fit the skirting board back 8)

pay the hundred pound get it fixed then get it covered by british gas, £20 pound a month will cover all your rads, controls and boiler

When RCD testing you test at different values So you'd test at x0.5, x1 and x5 correct? at x 0.5 the rcd should not trip at x 1 the rcd should trip in less the 200ms at x 5 the rcd should trip in less then 40 ms this is from memory as I dont have my osg on me until thursday can...

where's the cpc?

ok mate will have a look when I go to college

Can someone confirm to measure zs on a ring final circuit you would split the ring at the consumer unit, put one end in connector block and using a ppropriate meter measure the other end? And the same with r1 + r2, join live to cpc on one end measure the other, then join neutral to cpc and...

definately better to ask, there's been some harsh comments on here tonight, can we take a moment to calm down 8)

what a mess!

woooow! On the second picture I see 2 neutrals connected but one of them seems to be cut off or maybe you did some photo editing?

thanks for your comments, I take all your advice on board and will note the cables will pass through conduit between the sheds and the lighting will be fed via an unswitched fused spur (3A) I will speak to the college, but Im doing distance learning, so everything is much harder

thanks for your reply, yes the supply is adequate I was more after yes its ok to feed lights via a unswitched fused spur or no thats wrong?

I was just asking in general if what I was putting down would be acceptable or not, Im not asking for the answers just some pointers. Edit: just a thought would I be better off installing a piece of tube to protect the cables where they span accross the air? As for the bonding its...

Im doing some theory work for college and just want to run a couple of things by you guys if you dont mind:- In Mr. Jones' house I need to add some lighting and power into a new shed, there is an existing shed about 500mm, what I was going to write down was:- The picture shows the existing...

Hi guys I was just wondering what should you bond as good practice and what is a requirement:- This is what I thought should be bonded:- Gas Pipes - Main Bond near meter Water Pipes - Main Bond where it enters building Metal Kitchen Sink - Good practice but not requirement Kitchen...