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AndyOz
Calm down Geordie Spark, read post #4.
Discuss chasing into concrete screed floors - a risk to the neighbour's lights? in the UK Electrical Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net
<< really frustrating job this, if there are any certified NICEIC sparks reading this who are keen to take it on, get in touch. location: dalston, london. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
What's so special about NICEIC ???????????
Get on my ----, this does. :32:
Have you thought about battening the ceiling for your cables and pipes? I would not entertain chiding screed tbh, although I doubt the cables for downstairs are in there.
<< really frustrating job this, if there are any certified NICEIC sparks reading this who are keen to take it on, get in touch. location: dalston, london. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
What's so special about NICEIC ???????????
Get on my ---- this does. :32:
why not? I have considered battening ceiling tho that would be required in 3 rooms and then I'd have surface mounted cables and pipes upstairs - figured it's better to do the entire job properly, full repipe and rewire chased into the floor and walls.
have an appointment with a structural engineer tomorrow for £450 + VAT.
Calm down Geordie Spark, read post #4.
Reply to chasing into concrete screed floors - a risk to the neighbour's lights? in the UK Electrical Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net
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