bikingdad90
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That'd be above three foot off the ground then.
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That’s a darn good window holding back the flood!
That'd be above three foot off the ground then.
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You don't have to charge phones or other equipment on bedside tables! (We don't actually have such items - our beds are very low, in effect not much higher than mattress on the floor.) Tend to recharge phones on the kitchen worktops, and the plugs I'm complaining about are a PITA, USB wall sockets are the obvious solution.The sockets are still well below bedside table or desk level though surely? I've not seen sockets 3 foot up the wall in normal houses
Every socket in my old workshop was at least 42 inches above floor level. High tides have been a problem in the past and it is only going to get worse.Or as we say round here - well above flood level!
Get a proper phone that needs charging every 3 or 4 weeks and this becomes a complete non event. I usually plug mine in the kitchen while doing the housework, and by the time im finished its charged for another month.You don't have to charge phones or other equipment on bedside tables! (We don't actually have such items - our beds are very low, in effect not much higher than mattress on the floor.) Tend to recharge phones on the kitchen worktops, and the plugs I'm complaining about are a PITA, USB wall sockets are the obvious solution.
I lived in a DC (Development Corporation) house in Peterborough, back in the late 70s where all the powerpoints and light switches were 3 feet up from the floor. Some idea about making them more "accessible" I believeThe sockets are still well below bedside table or desk level though surely? I've not seen sockets 3 foot up the wall in normal houses
Generally accepted that under current regs (part M) sockets should be a minimum of 450mm above floor level (in a new build)I lived in a DC (Development Corporation) house in Peterborough, back in the late 70s where all the powerpoints and light switches were 3 feet up from the floor. Some idea about making them more "accessible" I believe
Generally accepted that under current regs (part M) sockets should be a minimum of 450mm above floor level (in a new build)
Just moved into a new build and they are all at that height. In previous house, extension built 2012 same applied - no hassle, but as for those plugs with the cable coming out of the top .....That would be annoyingly high for most of us. I get having them at desk height, and floor height but in-between seems silly. I even get that old folks might struggle to bend down, but mid-height seems to create a quite high risk of trip hazzard
Router and other cables miles long, so you end up with a tangle of black cable collecting dust.