HALL of SHAME PHOTo`s

[gmartine]

That's a bicep, did she break the door?

 

[on31ll]

Like a human tank her.

 

[solutions]

Found this in a vacant barbers I was working in yesterday.
Looooooooosssssssee
edit: No idea why that uploaded upside down but to be fair it looks slightly kess like a dogs dinner this way up.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

here you go

 

[Sparkgap]

here you go

View attachment 23037

Woof woof! I like the rise from the relief valve!

 

[village idiot]

Not plumbing related but still equally shameful. I do doors from time to time and came across this last night. She had her exs name tattoed on her and when they split she got "sacked" tattoed over the top !!!!


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What else did she let you do to her? I get the feeling you're keeping the saucy bits to yourself

 

[Billy Bob Bob]

sparky twunts,inline with my fixings for rad brackets

 

[Sparkgap]

sparky twunts,inline with my fixings for rad bracketsView attachment 23044

Swap it for an electric rad!

 

[newcastle phill]

Thats amazing lol
Diagonal in a wall - a no no
Prob diy'er

 

[Riley]

That is an awful electrician, goodones do exist honest

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Bit short on cable me thinks

 

[ShaunCorbs]

"Beautifully installed vertical flue system on a pitched roof"

is it that hard for people to do it right

 

[leethegasman]

"Beautifully installed vertical flue system on a pitched roof"

is it that hard for people to do it right

And also could have saved them the cost of the mastic, is it a case that installers just can not be bothered about doing a good job,or is it that they have not been trained by any one of a decent standard.to be fare it would have taken no more time to do it correct which baffles me.

 

[dave1]

came across this today.

 

[dave1]

Not sure why there's two pictures and they're sideways.

 

[AlexGas]

Thats amazing lol
Diagonal in a wall - a no no
Prob diy'er

One can rout a cable diagonally in a wall – protection required though, unless the depth is greater than 50mm.

 

[IND_Nick]

View attachment 23191View attachment 23191 came across this today.

Some people think of everything, you can turn the heating on so it's warm when you get out the bath, win win.

 

[SimonG]

One can rout a cable diagonally in a wall – protection required though, unless the depth is greater than 50mm.

Thought it was only horizontal and vertical in the 'cable zones'.

 

[AlexGas]

View attachment 23191View attachment 23191 came across this today.

It's a killer!

 

[AlexGas]

Thought it was only horizontal and vertical in the 'cable zones'.

http://www.ahm-uk.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/pocke_guide_6_rev_2_03_08.pdf

 

[DirksPlumbing]

I believe, routing the cables horizontally or vertically is called good practise. Running them "wild" is a last resort if you cannot avoid it.

There is a good reason why it has to be shielded sufficiently.

 

[AlexGas]

I believe, routing the cables horizontally or vertically is called good practise. Running them "wild" is a last resort if you cannot avoid it.

There are a few cowboys around!

 

[stevetheplumber]

having core drilled through a cable that was run up from a socket and the horzontally along in lintel then down diagonally where i was putting the boiler, i agree up or down from sockets and switches is good practice
so i pulled it out the wall into a surface box run it horizontal and then down in mini trunking to a second surface box which i used as a socket
i then had the sparks swearing down the phone that i had broken his ring and he wouldnt sign theat circuit off so we sacked him and got another sparks who had a clue

 

[jonnyswamp]

Came across this under an icon yesterday while repairing a leak on the cold main inlet
Gave me a belt and I did a bit of a jig to celebrate
Scary really, it's been like it for 8/10 yrs since its been installed and there were kids in the house

 

[ShaunCorbs]

whats it suppling?