Discuss Consumer Unit replacement cables not long enough. in the UK Electrical Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net

Ok, so you have a motley collection of old BS3036 fuse boxes that need to be replaced by a new consumer unit. Existing installation tests all good but the T&E coming out of the wall is spread out and not long enough. What do folks do to extend cables or what’s the recognised best practice to ensure a neat and compliant job? Any pics?

Saw this today and thought you may be able to get a few pointers from it.

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