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Part M Building regs- CU Placement
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And resurrecting a FOUR YEAR OLD topic 
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Paul_C
And resurrecting a FOUR YEAR OLD topic
The issues being debated have not gone away in the last four years though.
Yes they have.
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Paul_C
When was Part M of the Building Regs. repealed then? Must have missed that announcement.
It hasn't been, but working to the regs is no problem at all. The heights detailed in part M are miles better than the old fashioned places people used to put switches, sockets, CUs etc.
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Paul_C
Unless you have some reason for wanting to mount them outside the height ranges listed in the Approved Document and a dictatorial building inspector tries to insist that the heights which are listed in that document are absolute requirements. So the problem has not gone away.
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