Opinions on outdoor socket

[Midwest]

I’m building a man cave/BBQ area. It has a substantial roof, a weather proof back wall, but open to the elements on the other three sides. It’s large enough so the back wall won’t be susceptible to rain etc. In the rest of the garden, I’ve used MK Masterseal sockets.

However, they are a bit of a faff plugging in stuff.

I was thinking of just installing a non IP rated socket, as it will only have to contend with dampness etc, and be easier plugging in my rotisserie or electric carving knife.

What your views, or should I just get my coat

 

[Dustydazzler]

It’s only used for ceremonial purposes; got it for a wedding present, so it’s only used on special occasions

Bit like a torque screwdriver set then....

 

[pirate]

You got a torque screwdriver as a wedding present, Dusty?
Are you SURE it's a screwdriver?

 

[telectrix]

It’s only used for ceremonial purposes; got it for a wedding present, so it’s only used on special occasions

Mrs. T. has a Moulinex electric knife, was bought in 1980. still in use every week. it's even got non-shrouded pins on the plug.

 

[Dustydazzler]

You got a torque screwdriver as a wedding present, Dusty?
Are you SURE it's a screwdriver?

No not as a wedding present , but it sure is something that only sees the light off day like the silver plater cutlery set we got....

 

[Midwest]

We got a complete Wedgwood crockery and tea set as one of wedding gifts.

Only got one cup left; she daren’t throw that at me

 

[telectrix]

We got a complete Wedgwood crockery and tea set as one of wedding gifts.

Only got one cup left; she daren’t throw that at me

i have a contact close to Wedgwood. their security is poor after 5.00pm. even worse when it's dark. in and out in 10 minutes with a full dinner set. £500 to you, delivered.

 

[Midwest]

No thanks, had enough dodging the last lot.