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Looking for a bit of advice here. I am replacing the CU which is currently in a shower room. Now, don't gasp too hard, it's not as bad as it sounds. The shower is in a totally enclosed cubicle with a good extractor, and the room never gets steamy or has condensation. The existing CU is in a cupboard which is diagonally 1.6M from the outside of the cubicle, ie, outside zone 2. The door does not currently have a lock on but easily could, or some other means of securing it but allowing emergency access. There is no other location in the room or adjacent rooms to site it. However, on the other side of the wall is a wooden workshop (yeah OK a shed), that the house wall forms one wall of. It is a substantial, dry, permanent construction. I am thinking it might be better to put the CU in there? Any thoughts?? There is no excessive dust etc created in it by the way. Seems like a better idea to me. I am aware I will need to notify this.
 
Well I wouldn't tube around my loft space to stick a light in it would you?
Yep.. knew as soon as I sent that....someone would say loft spaces etc. What I meant was, in a wooden building / shed etc.
Yes I've used buckle clips and tower clips directly onto wood. Instructor informed us whilst doing 2395 that not allowed no longer.
 

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Oh I got to say as well, I'm not sure that a man who likes creamflow should be taken seriously anyway, *****g awful stuff.
just read most of this thread. it's obvious that you're a kosher bloke from the above post. sod the electrics side, any man who hates cumflow has got to have a half decent brain.
 
Off track slightly....but are you allowed to clip cables directly onto wood surfaces nowadays? Or must cables now be enclosed in conduit / trunking etc.
clips? you cannot be serious. in a loft it's going to be buried under a foot of itchy-poo anyway. why waste clips where nobody can see?
 

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