HMO regulations for electrics

[Raymond]

Is this acceptable for a flat in an eight flat HMO there are three floors.

 

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[littlespark]

Probably not, but there’s not enough there to make an opinion.

If that extension lead is powering the storage heater, then that’s wrong.

Trunking through a bathroom is just untidy. Fan upside down, no issue, just no following manufacturers instructions.

There’s nothing there that is 100% dangerous. There’s not enough evidence to a comment on that.

 

[DPG]

Are they live? Is this how the finished job was left or is it still work in progress?

 

[DPG]

The plug is not wired safely and must be rewired. Although as littlespark says, the arrangement is likely not suitable for that heater anyway.

The armoured cable to the consumer unit could do with a cleat.

 

[littlespark]

Possibly not. But we cannot tell from here if they are live or not.

Is this is the same property as the other thread?

A moderator could amalgamate all the messages into one thread

 

[Lou]

Welcome to the forum.

I've merged the two threads into one and just popped it into thw right category.

 

[LukeD]

The worst kind of landlords are all now heading into the HMO world. Its huge money for them with very little control from the councils in real life .