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No, that's an adaptation of an existing supply.Well currently there's no supply to the garage, and by the end of the week there will be. By all accounts that's a new supply lol
Well currently there's no supply to the garage, and by the end of the week there will be. By all accounts that's a new supply lol
Incorrect but you have to remove the hoists and spray booths first.
See Ray, that's the kind of thinking that earns you the big bucks you're on.The MOT bay serves as kitchen and the rolling road is good for use as a treadmill...lol..
So people come up with a ridiculous idea, get decent advice from decent electricians who know what they're doing, but we're getting arsey?
Really?
obvious innitJust out of curiosity. If you were asked to install a new fused spur for say, a boiler. What would you call that? Not running a new supply in obviously...
See Ray, that's the kind of thinking that earns you the big bucks you're on.
Just out of curiosity. If you were asked to install a new fused spur for say, a boiler. What would you call that? Not running a new supply in obviously...
Don't you mean stupidnessForgive my "political incorrectness" then chaps .
Don't you mean stupidness
As I said earlier are you an electrician
Yes thats my plan. 16mm SWA from an adaptable box (and then into a henley block), which will supply a Sub mains in the new garage :stooge_curly:
Hmm I thought that you couldn't change garages into living quarters
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