Electric sockets and light switches
Sarah W
6 years ago
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Sarah W
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Comments (15)If it turns out that it has been fixed incorrectly, then the plumber / builder need to foot the bill. Did you explain that you were having that type of unit? It's quite normal to have shower mixer valves at that height, but not the stand alone electric ones, maybe he thought that's what you were having???Also just a thought, that if this as this is a new installation there may now be building regs that dictate what height they can be. The allowed heights of electric sockets and light switches have all been changed after all....See MoreBrass light switches with plastic plug sockets?
Comments (5)Hi I'd definitely recommend spending a little extra and having the Brass sockets to match the Togle Light switches. I worked for a client in Norfolk, who had everything matching with togle switches too,(you can see pics on my projects page) and the difference between the standard white sockets to having the matching Brass, is undeniable, and makes the space looking 'finished' as apposed to maybe changing in future. Some prefer the more discrete look of a clear sockets or white socket on a light wall, but if there's budget, and you're drawing the eye already to the togle switch and I'm assuming you like the Brass colour in this room, why not add this with other sockets and accessories etc. Hope this helps! Speak soon - Kerry...See MoreColour matched sockets/switches - supplier?
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