I think a more searching question would be:
'Apart from selecting ring or radial socket-outlet circuits on their merits for the requirements of a particular installation, do you have a personal preference or dislike for one or the other on the basis of conceptual limitations, suspicions or gut feelings?'
Then most domestic's wouldn't understand what you're tawkin abaat...???? until they get to 'gut feelings';) :)

JOKE LADS!!...........Just quoted for a replacement CU.
 
Number of sockets to install is also a factor. 1 point on a ring is a bit pointless....
Well if you are talking BIG sockets and have to double up conductors for current carrying capacity...

But exactly the point. For a couple of sockets radial is the best plan, for a whole floor's worth (or high-ish power density like a kitchen, or high protective conductor currents like computer room) then the ring rules them all.

What is the big deal? Click-bait? Oh yes, it worked...
 

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