Sub Consumer Unit

Not the issue, and was not asked.
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Can you show us some photos of your layout, please.
well, if you won't post a photo, you're restricting the amount of knowledge and experience that might help
This thread starts with `here is my solution, could you advise how to do it`. I would ask why you need a second CU and what circuits will be fed from it?
Are you adding 10 New circuits? Have yo calculated the new load?
... Just curious, but why do you need this extra CU? I assume you want a feed for a new circuit.
If you tell us what the circuits are to supply and what you have now there may be options available which don’t need Messing about with your current cu.
You have had 8 pages of advice yet nobody here knows what your requirements are. To advise we need to know what you have and what you need. A picture paints a thousand words, so could you post a photo of your current installation?
 
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