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HRG

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What kind of tt fits a backbox 16mm deep for a light socket in a brick wall bangheadpunch

What's the easiest way to fit a deeper box, chain drill and chisel? If so, anyone got any top tips so I don't damage the existing plaster?

That was only supposed to take two minutes irked

HRG

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Home... And no, longer screws won't work as it needs to sit flush and the dimmer unit is deeper than the existing backbox grumpy

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Plotloss said:
Chances are you'll chip the plaster getting the existing box out.

Drill and chisel.

Best of luck biggrin
I had a horrible feeling that was the answer. idea I'll cut round the plaster and fold the old box in on itself before I try to take it out.

9mm, why do I think it's gonna be a bd.

HRG

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Deva Link said:
HRG said:
What kind of tt fits a backbox 16mm deep for a light socket in a brick wall bangheadpunch

What's the easiest way to fit a deeper box, chain drill and chisel? If so, anyone got any top tips so I don't damage the existing plaster?
confused They're normally that depth.

Why didn't you buy dimmers that fitted in standard plaster depth boxes?
Because I like these...

You can mix and match the faceplates.

HRG

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sleep envy said:
Plotloss said:
sleep envy said:
>coughsurfacemountcough<
Nice.

Emulsioned twin and earth.

Lovely.
with mag painted woodchip biggrin
I'm not fking data cabling you know...

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Does thatt cost more than a tenner?

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