I have a room with very difficult access to underfloor. If I want to change 
ceiling wiring underneath
this room is it normal practice to simply cut away the ceiling plasterboard 
for access points,
re-wire, then make good plasterboard and skim?

Any advice please!

Graham

Graham Dean wrote:


> I have a room with very difficult access to underfloor. If I want to change 
> ceiling wiring underneath
> this room is it normal practice to simply cut away the ceiling plasterboard 
> for access points,
> re-wire, then make good plasterboard and skim?


Yup, it is certainly acceptable, and an often overlooked option!


-- 
Cheers,

John.

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> Graham Dean wrote:
>
> > I have a room with very difficult access to underfloor. If I want to
change
> > ceiling wiring underneath
> > this room is it normal practice to simply cut away the ceiling
plasterboard
> > for access points,
> > re-wire, then make good plasterboard and skim?
>
> Yup, it is certainly acceptable, and an often overlooked option!
>
>
> -- 
> Cheers,
>
> John.


Thanks - looks like that's my option then!

Graham