Bit rusty on regs.

Gavin Bear · Dec 6, 2015

I've not been active as a sparky for a little while, so bit rusty on regs. Esp. the new ones

Can anyone tell me if I should be worried about the sparky doing my kitchen?

[ElectriciansForums.net] Bit rusty on regs.

This is the finished wiring.

Guest77 · Dec 6, 2015

were the pipes in place before the cabling? did the plumber alter existing pipes after the wiring was installed?

telectrix · Dec 6, 2015

MDJ said:
were the pipes in place before the cabling? did the plumber alter existing pipes after the wiring was installed?

them pipes ain't been altered since you left school. mike. oops. they would have been lead then. :ban:

Guest77 · Dec 6, 2015

I did think that tel, but hey you never know, I will go and get my glasses lol.

telectrix · Dec 6, 2015

you can borrow one of mine.

telectrix · Dec 6, 2015

Gavin Bear said:
I've not been active as a sparky for a little while, so bit rusty on regs. Esp. the new ones

Can anyone tell me if I should be worried about the sparky doing my kitchen?
View attachment 30844 View attachment 30845
This is the finished wiring.

i'd be worried. first about those cables and second about why your missis ain't polished the copper pipes.

Guest77 · Dec 6, 2015

Just found mine mate

telectrix · Dec 6, 2015

MDJ said:
Just found mine mateView attachment 30847

you just can't beat good taste.

Gavin Bear · Dec 6, 2015

MDJ said:
were the pipes in place before the cabling? did the plumber alter existing pipes after the wiring was installed?

Yep all in place before cables were hung over and pulled tight against pipes.

The real worry is that the sparky is supposed to be NIC etc. :uhoh2:

The next problem is that the kitchen fitter is due 8am monday and will cover this all up.
Should I stop him?

GMES · Dec 6, 2015

Get him back and get him to do the job right.

telectrix · Dec 6, 2015

and then get him back again after the kitchen fitter has screwed/nailed through cables.

Dave OCD · Dec 6, 2015

To the OP, I've attached a picture of wiring I put in recently for a new kitchen, not saying I'm better than anybody else but I'd say it should look something like this - and whenever it's unavoidable running cabling close to [especially hot] pipework I'd always place a barrier between, something as simple as a small piece of plasterboard would do.

telectrix · Dec 6, 2015

Dave OCD said:
To the OP, I've attached a picture of wiring I put in recently for a new kitchen, not saying I'm better than anybody else but I'd say it should look something like this - and whenever it's unavoidable running cabling close to [especially hot] pipework I'd always place a barrier between, something as simple as a small piece of plasterboard would do.View attachment 30849 View attachment 30850

TBH, i'd have cabled direct from box to box horizontally, saves the surface cables below worktop. kiychen fitter will need to notch his vertical weetabix boards.

Gavin Bear · Dec 6, 2015

The pipe that the cable is tight against is the heating feed from the boiler, so as hot as they get.

The big question is does it meet the regs? Or do I have cause for complaint.

Thanks for your help people.

telectrix · Dec 6, 2015

it's against regs. can't rem the reg. but it's detrimental influences.

Bit rusty on regs.

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