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Hi All,
I'm currently viewing a number potential properies to buy. One in particular looks good but I've got doubts about the wiring. Hopefuly a suryvey would pick up any major issues but I thought I'd air my feelings with you guys. The property was rewired under instruction from the current owners about 3-4 years ago. In attempting to put power into the garage, they've strung a wire at about 8 foot height between the property and the detached garage which carries mains power rather than laying one under the ground. To me this seems a bit of a bodge. However, what is your view?. Is this appropriate/ok and what are propects running something like a tumble dryer from it (which I assume will pull a few amps)?. Also, how do the new regulations on 'do it yourself' wiring effect the purchasing of properties?. Should I be lookiong for some form of certificate or paperwork associated with the work previously done on the property?. Ta in adnavce, Dave |
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