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Old 03-09-2009, 04:51 AM   #1
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My brother has just had his house look at so he can have his entire house re-wire. He was told he has to have an Emergency light installed in his house. Could anyone tell me if this is right or not???
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Where is Coventry? More importantly, where is your brother's house?
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Coventry is near birmingham UK, My brothers house is in Birmingham.
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OK, I'll move this to the UK section.
We have quite a few UK folks here so someone will have the answer for you.

Are you going to do the work on his house?
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Unless the house is part of a communal arrangement where folks other than your brother use an escape route - the answer is NO

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Thanks speedy,
No im not doing the work. there is a college tutor and 3 students doing all the work for him, it part of there course, so he is getting it done really cheap.
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Frank,
Thanks for the answer, does it make any difference if his mum and sister stop there sumtimes for the weekend??
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No difference at all Slane.

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