Hi
Am I right in thinking that if the bath has a side panel which requires a tool to remove it, the underside of the bath is outside the bathroom "zones"? In which case does this mean that I can legitimately route some wiring under the bath? I'm planning out the route* for a radial circuit for a cooker and the soil stack from the upstairs bathrooms runs down the (inside) kitchen wall and it is nicely boxed in. Therefore it presents the perfect place to drop the radial circuit back down the wall. However, to get to the top of the soil stack box I either have to run the cable under the bathroom floor, cutting through x many joists or I can simply run it under the bath.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated?
Regards
Ross
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