what a joke

[domestic spark]

done a job today, all chased in flush and looked nice, big gaps to keep tiler happy between spurs and sockets, customer turned around and said, she didnt like the fan, dw, w.machine, f/f spurs where they were. (at worktop height) and could i put them above cupboards once kitchen is finished. of course i gave her a million of reasons of why this was not possibe.

she came out with alsorts, can you hide them in units etc etc.

this is the thanks we get these days, you do get a few dont you, silly people. any thoughts anyone just chit chat really feel free to post!

 

[Geordie Spark]

job would be just great without customers.

............ and suppliers.

 

[Geordie Spark]

done a job today, all chased in flush and looked nice, big gaps to keep tiler happy between spurs and sockets, customer turned around and said, she didnt like the fan, dw, w.machine, f/f spurs where they were. (at worktop height) and could i put them above cupboards once kitchen is finished. of course i gave her a million of reasons of why this was not possibe.

she came out with alsorts, can you hide them in units etc etc.

this is the thanks we get these days, you do get a few dont you, silly people. any thoughts anyone just chit chat really feel free to post!

Last year I wired a 5 bed self-build and fitted something like 6 double sockets in the kitchen at worktop height as well as switched fuse spurs for washing machine, fridge & freezer.

The woman complained because I'd given her TOO MANY sockets!!

I asked her how many she would have been happy with & she answered "one single"!!!!

The mind boggles!!!

 

[Amp David]

Harsh.

But true!

 

[Amp David]

Only ever done the FCU or 20 amp DP switches for appliance the once. Customers request, I thought it looked bobbins!

Next time i will be going down the grid setup on the end of a 4mm radial.