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Convera Sockets in Skirting Boards?
I've moved into a new house & need some electrical work done, including
changing some single sockets in skirting boards to doubles. I've had two electricians round. One said that he thought that regulations now permitted sockets in skirting boards (after banning them for a period) and that he'd recommend installing new double sockets & boxes in the skirting boards. The other said that it was contrary to regs and he couldn't do anything to the sockets in the skirting boards, but suggested that a perfectly reasonable thing for me to do would be to fit Converta sockets to them (in fact he said that he'd supply them for me). My questions are - are Converta sockets fairly standard, creditable things to use or something that only a bodger would touch. Also is it OK to have them in skirting boards - both in terms of regs and in terms of what's sensible (not always the same thing). Michael |
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