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You still here, said you were going to bed, lightweight :biggrin:
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Is he for real? Or is this Paul M all over again lol
we install at 1500 and put boards at ceiling heightOf course you can approach it like this, with regards to socket and switch heights it's a rewire! New builds etc,obviously you adhere to the 450-1200mm heights.
You still here, said you were going to bed, lightweight :biggrin:
we install at 1500 and put boards at ceiling height
we do domestic but not new builds but even they are at celing height
Thanks Lee
Where is the mention of 450 UKESRail?
we install at 1500 and put boards at ceiling height
we do domestic but not new builds but even they are at celing height
You know what? I am not afraid to admit I was wrong here. I checked this morning and it is only new build that must follow Part M. That is what this forum is all about. What I would say though is if you were re-wiring an elderly ladies house and the sockets were all just above the skirting I would consider it a breach of the building regs to put them back as they were.
Why? Existing installations are not covered by part M of the building regs. Only new builds or anything that comes under LABC is.
Nothing wrong with moving the height of sockets as long as they are no worse than what they were installed originally.
Why would you put them back at that height? To cause the lady no end of suffering?? Reg 553-01-17 states that where portable equipment is likely to be used the socket should be conveniently accessible.
You say nothing wrong but I would leave that re-wire thinking I had not done what was right for the user.
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