proguard consumer unit ?

[georges]

there is several threads on proguard consumer units lots being used in ireland and more over here? They are also very cheap as I have to fit a 12 way stacking consumer unit due to space I was looking at mk but twice the price question is are they any good ?

 

[DurhamSparky]

you get what you pay for!!!

simples.....!

if you are using cheaper equipment to make profit on job then i suggest you re quote for the job as the customer is actually paying for the materials in with your price..

i would rather pay extra few quid knowing i was getting a little bit better!

i can buy a pair of levi jeans or primarni jeans.... after 100 washes which will fair better!!

 

[georges]

that was my way of thnking. but I was interested to see if anyone had any feed back. Thanks for the reply.

 

[MKS]

Customer brought cheap one, I was back in few month as packed in!!! Like anything you get what you pay for In saying that BG are probably the best I've used cheaply and then the customer themselves had brought it! I usually quote with Crabtree as I prefer working with them! Steeple, their apparent cheaper version are rubbish!

 

[Octopus]

Give the customer the choice - if they choose the cheap one, then you'll probably get the remedial work when it goes wrong. You choose the cheap one then you'll have the hassle when it goes wrong.