Messed up but can it still be done

[markc123]

it's the OP's cock-up. fit the wireless switch at no cost to customer, after admitting he screwed up.

That's what i mean tel, its the OP's cock up ... i for one wouldn't want fancy dance wireless switches with remotes that would get lost (i literally lose the TV remote in my gaff on average every 10minutes lol)

The OP fk'd up with the design, he needs to install it properly then either have his indemnity insurance pay for the plasterer to come back and re-do what he's done, or front the bill himself.

 

[Flanders]

Sorry Flanders buddy, but i don't agree with you here. He can't go selling his customers new products, that they didn't need (originally) or want because he's cocked up on the design process.

The customer has every right to take further action on him.

it was ment in jest trying to make light of the situation should of used a emoticon :19:

 

[amlu]

multicutter with a diamond blade, you can do a tidy chase in plaster with that, put a proper cable in, fill with easifill, next day sand it down, job done.

 

[uksparks]

I've been asked by a home owner to use the CPC once to get a switched live to the extractor fan in the bathroom, I flatly refused.

 

[Richard Burns]

It depends what other cables you have at the switches, if you have two core cable between the switches then can you not use two wire switching if you can get a line supply to one switch (should be already there) and divert the switched line to the other switch (maybe via the cables in the ceiling), at the most it would mean only having to rewire one switch.