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<blockquote data-quote="truffle pig" data-source="post: 560389" data-attributes="member: 34676"><p>I hope the removed the sockets ??</p><p>You should have a certificate for the electrical work carried out and it is notifiable to building control. If you don't have any of this I would either get them back to do a proper job or (ideally) get another competent person to come and check it out (if you don't know any look on Napit or NICEIC etc website to find one in your area). Bathrooms are classed as "special locations" due to the reduces electrical resistance of the human body when wet and thus require different considerations to a normal room. If they can't get an extractor fan right I personally would want to be satisfied that the rest of the work is safe.</p><p>good luck</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="truffle pig, post: 560389, member: 34676"] I hope the removed the sockets ?? You should have a certificate for the electrical work carried out and it is notifiable to building control. If you don't have any of this I would either get them back to do a proper job or (ideally) get another competent person to come and check it out (if you don't know any look on Napit or NICEIC etc website to find one in your area). Bathrooms are classed as "special locations" due to the reduces electrical resistance of the human body when wet and thus require different considerations to a normal room. If they can't get an extractor fan right I personally would want to be satisfied that the rest of the work is safe. good luck [/QUOTE]
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