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New Consumer Unit in the Clouds.

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I recently did some work in a man's garage. He had had a new consumer unit fitted about two years ago. He is not able to use steps as he is overweight and unsteady on his feet. A local N.I.C.E.I.C electrician installed the lovely new M.K. consumer unit. Unfortunately it is 10 feet above the floor and needs steps to access it. What was the contractor thinking about when he installed it?



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    The record goes to the fuse board which was fourteen feet off the floor installed by MEB Contracting in the billiards room of a Victorian house, the little old lady who lived there kept a twelve foot high pair of wooden steps in a cupboard.
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    The record goes to the fuse board which was fourteen feet off the floor installed by MEB Contracting in the billiards room of a Victorian house, the little old lady who lived there kept a twelve foot high pair of wooden steps in a cupboard.
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