New kitchen does it need own fusebox or change just the mains fusebox?

[brianmoooore]

I worked for a builder many moons ago, and when the electrician was off site he used a roll of the sparks 2.5 cable to pull up a bucket load of cement to the roof. Then wound it back up and said nothing.

No reason for the sparks to complain. He left a 100m reel, and got back a 105m reel.

 

[Ell4848]

No reason for the sparks to complain. He left a 100m reel, and got back a 105m reel.

Yeah I think the plasterer is going to remove it while they do it. They're a big building firm and have every trade on hand. They do huge extensions and major refurbishments so the director said it will be OK I told him whats what and he is confident its fine

 

[DPG]

Yeah I think the plasterer is going to remove it while they do it. They're a big building firm and have every trade on hand. They do huge extensions and major refurbishments so the director said it will be OK I told him whats what and he is confident its fine

So after all these posts and comments about plastering around the light, you now say they are actually going to take it down before they plaster.

Could you not have mentioned this about 15 posts up?

 

[nicebutdim]

Yeah I think the plasterer is going to remove it while they do it. They're a big building firm and have every trade on hand. They do huge extensions and major refurbishments so the director said it will be OK I told him whats what and he is confident its fine

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...and again question the wisdom of seeking advice that you fully intend to ignore, if it doesn't affirm a decision you've already taken.

 

[telectrix]

OP is fromLondon.have to make allowances. they don't know their arses from their elbows south of Birmingham. ( just look at that ridiculous round tent by the river and that Shard thing that looks like a RGB strip installed bya plumber).).

 

[Ell4848]

So after all these posts and comments about plastering around the light, you now say they are actually going to take it down before they plaster.

Could you not have mentioned this about 15 posts up?

I just got the builder and directors response. Had to ask

 

[westward10]

OP is fromLondon.have to make allowances. they don't know their arses from their elbows south of Birmingham. ( just look at that ridiculous round tent by the river and that Shard thing that looks like a RGB strip installed bya plumber).).

I'll ave u know I woz born n dragged up in the smoke.

 

[telectrix]

I'll ave u know I woz born n dragged up in the smoke.

we can't all be perfect. could make you an honorary Scouser. just make a £5K cheque out payable to:

Crisis Assistance Scouser Hostelries. Bit long winded?.

just use the initials C.A.S.H.

 

[ipf]

I'll ave u know I woz born n dragged up in the smoke.

Them southern jessies don't know true 'smoke'. ....cough!
Bleedin' Dick Van Dyke and his chimney sweeps....not to mention his accent.

 

[Ell4848]

So after all these posts and comments about plastering around the light, you now say they are actually going to take it down before they plaster.

Could you not have mentioned this about 15 posts up?

Hi All

Our electrician is installing a new fusebox just for the kitchen with new wiring
However he has made connections/boxes for our applicances to be hardwired so that it will all be connected to the new fusebox

My worry is, that we bought an expensive fridge cooker and washing machine and this may invalidate the warranty???

Does anyone know anything about this your advice would be appreciated

Thank you