Hole in middle of tile for socket

[Mr Tiler]

As others have said, if the hole is cut accurately then the socket will pass through easily.
Use a wallpaper scraper or similar to push adhesive all the way around the edges of the hole as this will give the tile a bit more strength and therefore providing you don't over tighten the screws should be no mishaps.

Why have you commented on this? Lol its from last xmas only just noticed lol

 

[White Room]

Just done mine recently, socket power off, remove socket and fix tile then refix socket.

Did'nt see date😕

 

[AliGage]

Without me reading back......

Is it a metal backbox or a cavity box?

As @Mr Tiler said, the socket facia 9/10 times will twist and seat into the back box corner to corner. But only in a metal, solid wall back box.
If it's a cavity wall/plasterboard box then they don't.

 

[StevieBoy]

Why have you commented on this? Lol its from last xmas only just noticed lol

In case someone else is reading it with the same question.

 

[White Room]

This is the one I done

 

[StevieBoy]

This is the one I done

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Work of art that mate.

Have you removed the sockets first, or were you brave and popped each socket through its relevant hole ?

 

[White Room]

Work of art that mate.

Have you removed the sockets first, or were you brave and popped each socket through its relevant hole ?

Turned power off and disconnected the sockets Stevie....

 

[dean.diy]

@whitebeam. Lovely example of cutting. The O.P 's socket job from last Christmas could have had three cables if it was a ring main serving a spur.