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ClarkeTheSpark

Hello chaps, hope you're all busy!

I'm rewiring a 1950's bungalow which has seen no improvements, changes, anything since last week. The old fusebox is in a recessed cupboard so needs replacing with a skeleton board. I've never installed one before, does anyone have any advice on installing, best make and best place to get one?

Many thanks :)
 

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