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um, about £130 to get another electrician to finish the job properly. £130 I've already paid yep so it is a problem
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thank youI personally think it is a poorly fitted back box plus it looks as if those conductors will need extending.
That’s not the question I asked. I’m not stupid and have already read that the builder is the electrician.the builder is the electrician. I've said this about 4 times in the thread
More likely he’s walked off after having the misfortune of working for you.um no, i have not said the builder was kicked off. I haven't said that once in my thread
So now part of being an electrician is knowing about plasterboard. At least you’ve made me laugh once tonight but that is a pathetic statement.but as a NICEIC electrician, he should know better and knowtheplasterboard is incorrect. Very worrying indeed
Might not even be connected internally.it's taped not locked off at fuse box. That's my big issu
Probably doing them a favour tbh.And just be clear I'm not a domestic customer if you are going to be that rude. This builder/electrician was contracted in at short notice forming part of an ongoing project. I'm an estate agent on the rental property market and they won't be used again and certainly not after the court case. The rest of the building work has been condemned by the surveyor.
Show me? Thought lime plaster was the old style plaster made from lime and sand, that is porous and mainly used on older buildings with solid stone walls or requirements due to listed status. What is the point of a lime plaster board over normal modern plaster board? I stand to be corrected!of course you get lime plasterboard
learn to read properly, learn to readThat’s not the question I asked. I’m not stupid and have already read that the builder is the electrician.
More likely he’s walked off after having the misfortune of working for you.
So now part of being an electrician is knowing about plasterboard. At least you’ve made me laugh once tonight but that is a pathetic statement.
Might not even be connected internally.
Probably doing them a favour tbh.
learn to read properly, learn to readThat’s not the question I asked. I’m not stupid and have already read that the builder is the electrician.
More likely he’s walked off after having the misfortune of working for you.
So now part of being an electrician is knowing about plasterboard. At least you’ve made me laugh once tonight but that is a pathetic statement.
Might not even be connected internally.
Probably doing them a favour tbh.
Lol a trainee last month and an estate agent this month.such much to learn! Just enrolled at college
Another example of you stirring the pot.Hello,
Last year I had a double socket (1) put in my room which was spurred off the ring main by a registered electrician.
This year, another company : -
i) installed two double sockets (2) and (3) either side of (1) and made the connection with flex wire
ii) left the blue and brown wires exposed under the new casing to (1) (he exposed the wires to the old cable that comes up through the floor )
iii) both flex cable was buried behind new skirting
iv) no certificate was left signed by reg'd electrician
I've deemed the work unacceptable but really want to learn where in the Regs it states it definitely is. Have had various electricians give their opinion but all very different and that's very worrying in deed. Still waiting for the certificate. Some say i) is ok with a cert, some say none of it ok. Thank you for your time reading this.
Are you sure???for Christ sake, it is connected internally !!!!
I can read fine thanks. Pity you can’t be honest.learn to read properly, learn to read
The damp issue should have been sorted first but that’s another forum you need for that. Whether or not the backbox is tight to the gyproc if there was condensation it would still get into the box. It would be easily fixed come 2nd fix with the use of a deeper box but to be fair there are thousands if not millions of installs out there that have the same setup I think the issue is one you must take up with trading standards about workmanship and professional standards rather than the NICEIC. And my best advice to you would be to not employ a jack of all trades when it comes around to picking contractors to do this properly. There are very good reasons why builders should stick to buildings plumbers to water and sparks to electricity. The attitude that electrics are easy is one that will end up with tragedy one day. Stick with tried and tested professionals who come recommended. And remember just because it works doesn’t mean it’s safe.so we agree that the plaster board should be accurately cut to the frame, a deeper frame or collar should have been used or the frame battened out and it shouldn't have been taped over at the fuse box but locked off. And wires are short. Surely NICEIC should have included this is their report? I personally have a very big issue with gypsum plasterboard being applied to a solid exterior wall as moisture gets trapped behind the gypsum so it's damp between the exterior wall and back of gypsum plasterboard. Damp and a 1in gap between a faceplate and frame is not good news
And just because he’s registered doesn’t mean he is actually any goodNICEIC isn’t a qualification.
Don't tell the NICEIC that, they will get all uppity and indignant.NICEIC isn’t a qualification.
for Christ sake, it is connected internally !!!!
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