1) Plastic or other non-conductive screws to fix faceplate onto metal pattress box. I have used some sunken backboxes and blanking faces in my kitchen to provide accessible joins in the cabling and would like to make sure in the event of any wiring coming loose and making the box live, the screws won't become live.
2) Flexible gaskets for between faceplate and wall/backbox. So that if condensation starts running down the kitchen walls, it won't seep behind the electrical faceplates.
3) Wall-mounted pull-cord switch. I have my extractor plugged into a high up wall socket. Currently I am using a remote controlled adapter plug to turn it on and off, but it would be nice to find a pull-cord switch that could be fitted instead of the socket face.
2) Flexible gaskets for between faceplate and wall/backbox. So that if condensation starts running down the kitchen walls, it won't seep behind the electrical faceplates.
3) Wall-mounted pull-cord switch. I have my extractor plugged into a high up wall socket. Currently I am using a remote controlled adapter plug to turn it on and off, but it would be nice to find a pull-cord switch that could be fitted instead of the socket face.