Moving socket in utility room away from sink

[dalejg]

We have altered our utility room slightly and moved the sink into the middle. I now need to move one socket over to the left side underneath the boiler. Problem is I can't drop the wires down vertically from above as the boiler is in the way.
In the photo you can see where the socket is and I want to move it onto the other side of the boiler switches.
I know I could put a blanking plate over the old socket area then run the wires horizontal but would rather not have a blanking plate.

 

[Murdochcat]

It’s a utility room. Use the option with a blank is the option BUT any cables will be outside zones , which isn’t a good idea

 

[dalejg]

I have read the guidelines and I thought they can run vertical or horizontal so would still be classed as in zones?

 

[SUNRAY]

It appears to me that this:

is some for of trunking to the socket from below.

 

[flameport]

and I thought they can run vertical or horizontal

Vertical or horizontal from an accessory that the cables are connected to.

 

[dalejg]

It appears to me that this:
View attachment 366536
is some for of trunking to the socket from below.

Yes, the wire runs down from the ceiling in to the double socket as you can see then runs down to a socket below for the washing machine.

 

[SUNRAY]

Yes, the wire runs down from the ceiling in to the double socket as you can see then runs down to a socket below for the washing machine.

Thanks

I see cables in the top of the SFCU, presumably for the boiler, is that on the same circuit? if so, can everything incluging the heating controller be moved across?

 

[dalejg]

I was going to have a look at all the wiring.

 

[dalejg]

Thanks

I see cables in the top of the SFCU, presumably for the boiler, is that on the same circuit? if so, can everything incluging the heating controller be moved across?View attachment 366574

Thanks, I think this will work.