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Sockets on skirting board
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Might be enough length but if no it will be best to change the whole length of wire rather than adding a joint box. As you are replacing like for like then it doesnt need to be Part P certified (check for kitchen tho as this is classed as a special area) but will need to be done by someone who is competent just for safety's sakeSmile and be happy, things can usually get worse!0
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I used to have sockets on my skirting until I got a full rewire done. It's more common than people think, especially with old houses. I wouldn't worry about and and just factor into the price that you will require a full rewire. Chances are it's safe, it's just old.0
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