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Cowboy builders?
hairygit:
Funny you should say that, it is supposed to be tiled when the plastering is done, also the floor is being tiled with terracotta tiles at some point!
SteveD CB500K0:
--- Quote from: Seabeowner on July 11, 2016, 01:04:07 PM ---Think that wiring may not pass building regs as I thought it must run run either vertical or horizontal from switches or junctions. Looks like the vertical wiring to the 13A sockets on the left is not in line with the sockets and the wiring to the hood is diagonal.
--- End quote ---
Just what I was thinking when I saw the channel for the cooker hood.
mike the bike:
It all looks very shoddy. It reminds me of the customer that was having a belt from her washing machine. I made some checks and found th he machine was OK - the 13A socket wasn't earthed. After more checks, I found that none of the sockets in the new kitchen extension were earthed.
Best get yourself a martindale plug.
BigAl (Alan):
mmmm. Been in the Electrical business for 30+ years, electrical reg's are now BS:7671. On completion of the job ask your landlord for a copy of
1. BS: 7671 Electrical installation Certificate for the kitchen work
2. Building control compliance/authorisation (electrical safety part P) certificate
Alan
Aly-b:
With the greatest of respect I think you are worrying needlessly.
Think it will look nice when it is finished.
I take it the walls will be tiled so any plastering,cabling will not be seen.
Tiling all the kitchen floor before fitting the base units is a waste of tiles and money.
Once the floor is tiled and the kick boards are in place under the units is not seen.
As has been said,when finished a certificate should be obtained for the electrics.
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