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Electrical question.
I'm redecorating the sitting room and it has all white plastic sockets, light switches, aerial points etc. I'd like to replace these with metal faceplates. 1. Is this a job that a reasonably competent d-i-y-er could take on? I'm assuming that the wiring schema won't differ? Will this hold good for dimmer switches as well? 2. From what I can gather, the fixings for the faceplates are at the same centres, but are the screws/threads likely to be the same? Or will I need to change the boxes as well? 3. Are all faceplates for sockets/light switches the same, or are they sized according to the depth of the box behind? In other words, what do I need to do/measure to be able to change like for like? Thanks Edward |
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