Well thanks to you all. The fusebox isn't brown, by the way, it's black - just a bit dirty! The house was built in the late 70's. 
Fitting a new socket in a garage
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I'd suggest you seriously look into having that replaced
with the wiring looking pretty newish, and there only being 4 circuits then it shouldn't cost the earth (but does look like you need a main bonding upgrade)
(but ask for one that has plenty of expansion room - 10 ways at least)
if you ever have the kitchen re-fitted then a separate ring circuit for that would be a good thing to do at the time
with the wiring looking pretty newish, and there only being 4 circuits then it shouldn't cost the earth (but does look like you need a main bonding upgrade)
(but ask for one that has plenty of expansion room - 10 ways at least)
if you ever have the kitchen re-fitted then a separate ring circuit for that would be a good thing to do at the time
Don't know why that is - I've been there since May '84.
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Stw1954 said:
Squatters in the garage maybe?
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