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I see your point , good explanation thanks buddy 

I'm with you thanks 

Got it. Thanks , this is my major down all when it comes to electrics , I'm a heating engineer so not totally stupid ( maybe a little ) it's working out cable size and fuse rating etc etc I just haven't a clue. Can I ask the importance of changing fuse rating, I obviously understand that too...

The lights are LED and each light has 5 led lights in the fitting , I'm sure they are 5 watts each light fitting so 10 watts. I will re check this though. Sorry for my stupidity when you say de rate ?? Thanks  Yes the terminals are very small 

So if I use 2.5mm from the 2 gang socket to the fused spur I am fine to run 2 - 1.5mm cables from the fuse spur to the lights , should have been more clear I'm sorry , I am putting 2 separate lights either side so I was going to run 2 separate cables to each light from the spur.  Thanks 

Would 1.5mm twin and earth be ok for this job as I have 25mtrs of the stuff ha or is 2.5 t+e best  thanks 

Hahaha well as I'm on Mrs number 2 I have learnt to do as I am told so if she wants her face lit up in a morning then lit up it shall be lol . Thanks 

Good man Dave thanks for your answer . 

Can't seem to upload pics now haha the mirror will be fixed onto wall just above dressing table with a strip light either side fixed onto wall. So I'd have to run cables into the wall and as I said my intention was to run cables back to a fused spur which Im picking up off a socket close by. My...

Hi Dave . Thank you for your reply. The lights would be perminatly fixed to the wall yes sorry I should have said. I have just taken some pictures which I will post now it may be easier to see what I'm doing ha

Happy Friday all. I would like some advice and help with a little project I have been given by the boss ( wife ) she would like a dressing room style mirror with lights either side of the mirror,  I'll try and give as much info as I can to help with answering the question. Although I'm more than...

as I'm new to the forum what is best way to add pictures to posts. I used tapatalk a while ago on other forums etc. thanks 

Thanks buddy ha

Hi all. I'm Rob a heating engineer from Warrington. been doing this since 98. I've joined the forum as I've often got a question I can never seem to get answered. Hopefully I may be of some use in return lol. Thanks all rob