I've just moved into a house that imo had a very poor standard of work done in a previous kitchen refurb.
In the gaps under the counter where the washer / dryer should be there are 2 single gang sockets, each supplied by a switched fused plate.
the cables are completely concealed within a brick wall behind tiling until they get under the counter. here you can see raised plaster over the vertical section of conduit. it does a right angle & then protrudes from the wall & you can see it clearly, then heads off under plaster again until it reaches the socket. (however the plaster over the horizontal peice of conduit is also raised)
I realise this is under a counter & usually has a washer / dryer etc in front of it, so would never be seen, but is is purely cosmetic or are there regs / issues around how conduit is buried in a brick wall & plastered over?
thanks
In the gaps under the counter where the washer / dryer should be there are 2 single gang sockets, each supplied by a switched fused plate.
the cables are completely concealed within a brick wall behind tiling until they get under the counter. here you can see raised plaster over the vertical section of conduit. it does a right angle & then protrudes from the wall & you can see it clearly, then heads off under plaster again until it reaches the socket. (however the plaster over the horizontal peice of conduit is also raised)
I realise this is under a counter & usually has a washer / dryer etc in front of it, so would never be seen, but is is purely cosmetic or are there regs / issues around how conduit is buried in a brick wall & plastered over?
thanks