2 way consumer unit in built in wardrobe

[sparky87]

Hi all,
what are your thoughts on a small 2way consumer unit flush mouted in wall located within a built in cupboard used as a wardrobe? Very few clothes located within?

cheers

 

[BES]

Like most caravans.

 

[sparky87]

Yes! In a b&b bedroom so will be hardly used for clothes storage but had a strange thought it wasn't allowed.

 

[davesparks]

That's going to cause someone a headache in the future when something has mysteriously stopped working and nobody knows it's there!

 

[sparky87]

That where a good operating manual comes into play!

 

[davesparks]

A b&b with an operating manual?

 

[Knobhead]

There’s a simple solution, note the location on the way feeding the sub-board. Likewise on the sub-board note the origin of the feed.

It’s been standard practice wherever I’ve worked.

 

[Adam W]

I've come across them in worse places.

 

[Geordie Spark]

A b&b with an operating manual?

No silly boy! ...... An operating manual for the wardrobe starting with the type of door and how to open it, type of rails & hangers therein and their SWL ( in Kgs ) and a Note about a CU that's in there somewhere.

Finally, a warning about standing too near to the doors and getting fingers or other ... appendages .... trapped when closing the doors.

Sorted!! :sailor:

 

[Paul.M]

Dillb is not logged on right now but if he was he would say:-

Just put a "Warning 230V" sticker on the Ikea wardrobe door :rofl:

 

[Knobhead]

Would that be just to anoy me?

 

[shanky887614]

Would that be just to anoy me?

don't forget the large rcd and company stickers as well

 

[Geordie Spark]

Would that be just to anoy me?

He doesn't need to go to such great lengths to annoy you.:laugh:

( two "n" s in ANNOY btw )

 

[Paul.M]

Would that be just to anoy me?

It was meant for Dillb but he did not bite lol.