Hello HM

Good page that explains everything nicely - I'm doing something similar to go on my site - but if I can just ask one thing; where did you get the info about all electrical work in kitchen and bathrooms needing to be certified?

I've ploughed through the PDF of the Part P proposal from the ODPM website (yup, all 87 pages) and couldn't see a reference to specific rooms within dwellings; have I missed it?

Reason I ask is because I've spent most of this year designing and installing bathrooms (with a few kitchens to sort out in the New Year) and although the electrical work is minor (new lights and extractor mostly) it would be a bit of a bugger if I need to get a sparks in to do the work and certify - certainly would add to the overall cost of the job.

So, any more info would be much appreciated.

Cheers

Pete (another SFD refugee...)

[quote author=sparkyjonny  link=1101641106/0#2 date=1101654119]They're now regarded as "Special Locations" under the Parp P scam. [/quote]

That's the truth.

If you do electrical work in kitchens, bathrooms or gardens then it has to receive a compliance certificate under part P. No exceptions.

HM

cor part p?
whats that?

part prescot?

part pillock?

part pie?

a few of part p(rescot)s favorite things

im just going to deny all knowlege

ss

Thanks guys - I only had the daft - sorry, draft - proposal. Happy times ahead; just not for us, I guess...

Cheers

Pete