Has this any failings do you think? The door can be replaced.

Ah holiday chalets.... that makes it all OK then ;-) I presume it is on a wonky unistrut post about 3ft high at the corner of a track between 2 chalets , and it makes sense as 3 groups of 3 fuses 3Red, 3yellow 3 Blue from left to right,

I presume the slydlock fuses (the botttom 2 RHS) are street lights.

In similar odd emergency cases I have used the jumbo metal strap band (rather like overgrown hose clip, found  in the aircon dept) to hold boxes together where hinges have rotted off and there was not so much to screw to with confidence.

It is however very much 'walking wounded' the owners need to budget for a new one alongside at some  point soon;-)

Mike

Ah holiday chalets.... that makes it all OK then ;-) I presume it is on a wonky unistrut post about 3ft high at the corner of a track between 2 chalets , and it makes sense as 3 groups of 3 fuses 3Red, 3yellow 3 Blue from left to right,

I presume the slydlock fuses (the botttom 2 RHS) are street lights.

In similar odd emergency cases I have used the jumbo metal strap band (rather like overgrown hose clip, found  in the aircon dept) to hold boxes together where hinges have rotted off and there was not so much to screw to with confidence.

It is however very much 'walking wounded' the owners need to budget for a new one alongside at some  point soon;-)

Mike

It is housed in a nice dry intake room shed with the main 400 Amp D.N.O. fuses. The chalet park owners' association is very careful with money. An upgrade may not be on the cards for another few decades!

Z.