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garage getting converted to a kitchen, best way of doing it? 6mm t+e from original cu on a 32amp mcb , up the wall in trunking thru the loft to garage (garage connected to house) to a 4 way board, mains switch 32amp radial for sockets 4mm, 6amp radial for lights. Is this ok?
 
Mr Electrician that doesn't know how to do basic jobs.

Wouldnt it be easier to have the DIY section at the top of the main board and erase the rest. Would save folk a lot of time that they can't get back.
 
garage getting converted to a kitchen, best way of doing it? 6mm t+e from original cu on a 32amp mcb , up the wall in trunking thru the loft to garage (garage connected to house) to a 4 way board, mains switch 32amp radial for sockets 4mm, 6amp radial for lights. Is this ok?
Aye no bother mate, unless you want things to work properly in which case no it is not.
If you're an electrician I'll show my backside in Binns window.
You could however be a wind up merchant
 
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Dan is this helpful enough

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garage getting converted to a kitchen, best way of doing it? 6mm t+e from original cu on a 32amp mcb , up the wall in trunking thru the loft to garage (garage connected to house) to a 4 way board, mains switch 32amp radial for sockets 4mm, 6amp radial for lights. Is this ok?

NO!!!
There seems to be a trend on here that if your are having a new conservatory or kitchen fitted that you MUST run in a new sub main and board etc????
WHY ???
 
Because they MUST have the magic RCD in EVERY case.

Trev, I think it is more a case of they don't know How to work with what they have already got! Ie extend lighting circuits install new sockets from existing board as Mike suggested earlier!!. It takes less thinking about to just whack a new sub board on.
 

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