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Hi,
Due to a forthcoming baby arrival, whilst decorarting the nursery-to-be we need to recess the existing sockets into the wall (to save headbumps at the later crawling stage!) and I have been told by a helpful handyman that this is something we can do, as opposed to having to get an expensive electrician in. (He could do it but is trying to save us money). Not knowing much (understatement!) about this, can you please give me your opinion as to whether this is correct and something Joe Bloggs can do? As I understand it, all we have to do is turn off the electicity supply, and chisel out a hole in the wall for the box to fit into, slot it in and hey presto. Is it really as easy as that? Mind you, our walls appear to be made of 1930s steel lined bricks so chiselling out a hole (or three) may be quite a task. Can anyone give me any tips as to how to make this go smoothly and any tools which may be helpful? Your help would be much appreciated! Thanks Rebecca |
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