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I'm certainly tempted to sling the legs and build a frame, although that means I will also have to sling the plastic enclosure / kick panels and source somthing else, as they attach to the legs with supplied brackets. The movement is probably only a mill or two (when I stand near the front...

I'm currently refurbing my en-suite and am at the stage where I need to fit the shower tray. They tray I'm using is an ABS acrylic capped stone resin 900 x 800 with riser kit from Victoria Plumb. The riser kit comes with 8 adjustable legs that are attached directly to the base of the tray with...

Thanks for the response. If I put in a 13A fused spur instead, presumably it doesn't matter if I have more than one double socket on the spur?

Hang on - crimping it an existing socket box is surely more acessible than junction boxes under the floor, so why is it less desirable? Is crimping against the regs?

That's strange. For butt splice terminals the CPC catalogue says Red = 25A Blue = 32A Yellow = 48A

Yeh sorry - I didn't realise both posts would appear together like that. Anyway, braking into the ring under the floor and using junction boxes seems like a hell of a lot of work and mess just to create one extra socket. Removing the carpet, removing wayroc chip boards (which usually...

Can anyone advise please? I want to add a double socket in a bedroom but dont have any easily accessible sockets to run a spur from because those nearby already have spurs. I think the only option is therefore to extend the ring. The internal walls in my house are made of Stramit board...

Rather than use a block connector is it ok to use crimp connectors to save space inside the socket box?