The advent of bathroom gadgets such as electric toothbrushes has meant that more and more of us need to use a shaver point in the bathroom. Fitting a shaver socket is a relatively straightforward task, but as with any type of work involving electricity, it is best to fully understand the job before getting started, and if in doubt at any stage, call in a professionals.
Step One
Getting Started - The first job is to work out where the cables and electricity supply runs through the house, and working out where the best place would be to have the shaver socket, and how it is to be connected into the mains. This may affect where in the bathroom you decide to have the shaver socket, but the most common position is close to the sink or by a mirror. Mark on the wall the position of the new socket using a pencil and check with a level to see that it is straight.