[Andrew44]

Shed is just 3 yds from house.

Need to run Light, Sub-pump, possibly booster pump and heater.

Any Garden power systems that anyone can recommend or any other complete kits that I can buy and just run off home socket, and cable to Shed with sockets for 4 applicances as above???

Thanks

[windowwashers]

Shed is just 3 yds from house.

Need to run Light, Sub-pump, possibly booster pump and heater.

Any Garden power systems that anyone can recommend or any other complete kits that I can buy and just run off home socket, and cable to Shed with sockets for 4 applicances as above???

Thanks

what on the floor between house and shed ?

[Tim Rose]

You need a lighting circuit and a mains circuit.  Run a fresh circuit from the main building to the shed and install a consumer unit.

Run your lighting and ring main from that.  No need for anything complex - just safe.

Underground?  Hard work digging.

Over ground?  Catenary wire to secure your cables.  Always put in far more than you imagine you need.

Double up (at least) your sockets.

[Andrew44]

Shed is just 3 yds from house.

Need to run Light, Sub-pump, possibly booster pump and heater.

Any Garden power systems that anyone can recommend or any other complete kits that I can buy and just run off home socket, and cable to Shed with sockets for 4 applicances as above???

Thanks

what on the floor between house and shed ?

Not on floor, but around outside wall thern fence then 1/2 yard to shed.  Well that was the idea !!

[Andrew44]

You need a lighting circuit and a mains circuit.  Run a fresh circuit from the main building to the shed and install a consumer unit.

Run your lighting and ring main from that.  No need for anything complex - just safe.

Underground?  Hard work digging.

Over ground?  Catenary wire to secure your cables.  Always put in far more than you imagine you need.

Double up (at least) your sockets.

I was thinking of something like this (not this one)

http://www.koibitz.com/Scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=764

[Jon-scwindows]

if running underground use thick grey flat cable, and get some thick strong plastic insulating hose  about 1-2 inch, then run from hole in the wall to plug with circuit breaker To shed. or overhead through some small straight plastic tubing, i have this to garage - i can show a picture tommorow if i am bothered

[Tim Rose]

You need a lighting circuit and a mains circuit.  Run a fresh circuit from the main building to the shed and install a consumer unit.

Run your lighting and ring main from that.  No need for anything complex - just safe.

Underground?  Hard work digging.

Over ground?  Catenary wire to secure your cables.  Always put in far more than you imagine you need.

Double up (at least) your sockets.

I was thinking of something like this (not this one)

http://www.koibitz.com/Scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=764

I don't suppose there's anything wrong with this kit... it's just that I would try to minimise on buyng things that you can get yourself from different places and make your own kit up.