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The favourite down here at the moment is putting surface mount patresses on with "No Nails", works wonders fo rthe plaster when you try to get it off!!!
 
Solution

route through tool box for junior hack saw

ahhhh......junior hacksaw

lob off a few strands :eek:

perfect fit :cool:

however unable to fasten socket back due to cable size

route through tool box to find lump hammer

smash each socket back with brute force :eek:

Job well done !! Note to self .. bring along NIC inspector on next visit, this will really get me some browny points. :D


I personally wouldn't use a lump hammer unless the sockets were metal clad. A far better solution is to open up the screw holes on the socket, drill through the backbox and then use these http://www.screwfix.com/prods/17637/Fixings/Shield-Anchors/Shield-Anchor- Stud-Type-10-x-125mm-Drill-Size-16-Pack-of-5 to pull the plate back to the wall.
 
... is putting surface mount patresses on with "No Nails", works wonders fo rthe plaster when you try to get it off!!!

I call it "No More Brains" seeing as its use requires none. Just had to destroy three tiles to fish out the end of an open ring behind the partition wall of a "professionally installed" kitchen (18mths old!) box had been "fixed" with half a tube of this jizz! Part P? Laugh? I nearly filled me socks!
 
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Hi,
thanks everyone for your help, and those that just took the p*ss thanks for the encouragement. Think I have this sorted now. Im sure you will have a lot more questions from me in the future.
Thanks
 
I also think on a big job like this it would be done out of hours or in their holidays not when classrooms are full.

Nothing more distracting during double history than a sparky standing on a desk, complete with dirty boots changing a light fitting.

(oh dont mind me, just pretend im not here)
 

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