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Burying redundant cables in a wall

I have a customer who wishes to remove the redundant storage heater points and plaster over. The house has recently had a new CU (not by me) and and gas central heating and the now redundant storage heating cables are left gently blowing in the wind in a cupboard. Wrapped in duct tape. Nice. Instinctively I do not like leaving redundant cables lying about and I certainly don't like finding them. However, as I will be able to identify both ends of said cables what is the general view to cutting them off in the cupboard and plastering in the old storage heater points?
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  • They could have been converted into single sockets. I'd just fit a new blank plate over the old storage heater points if they really aren't needed, then perhaps slosh a bit of emulsion over them. Job done. Mr. Perfection me!


    Z.
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  • They could have been converted into single sockets. I'd just fit a new blank plate over the old storage heater points if they really aren't needed, then perhaps slosh a bit of emulsion over them. Job done. Mr. Perfection me!


    Z.
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