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audemaison search primary menu skip to content advice audemaison comment policy legal information privacy statement resources search for: aude , property renovation november 2002 29 june, 2011 audemaison leave a comment the property we had just purchased in the south of france had already proven to be more than we expected. there was a massive amount of work to do to the house and we realised that it was going to take us several years to complete. we also knew that unless we acted quickly, there wouldn’t be much of a french property to renovate. when we returned to the house in november 2002, the electrician had fitted a consumer unit and a few circuits. in doing so, he had cut a deep trench through the (perfect) tiled floor in the entrance hall…. it’s always a good idea to be present when work is being done on your property – especially if you do not know the individual can be trusted to do what you want them to do! while we were at the house, we began to lay a cement screed over the existing cement floor in the downstairs room. the floor level in this room is two feet below the level of the hallway and is uneven. to start to make this room comfortable, it is necessary to level the floor and raise it at least a foot in height. that means lots of bags of cement to mix! we also started to work on the plaster in this room. after years of decay and water ingress, the plaster throughout the house is in a fairly poor state. in this room, it is completely unfinished french plaster (lime based and white in colour), which has hundreds of years of accumulated dirt, soot and smoke trapped within. we know we will never be able to get the walls flat (that’s a factor with a rough-built, rural stone house) but we can make the plasterwork sound and relatively even. also, check out our beginners’ guide on french electrics attached to this post . [imagebrowser id=5] property update guides french electrics guide 29 june, 2011 audemaison 2 comments french renewable energy on the plains of perpignan this blog will include a number of ‘guide’ posts which are intended to introduce you to various aspects of french property renovation. this is the first of these guides, a beginners’ guide to french electrics. french electrics are very different to the electrics in the uk and can be the source of some significant frustration, especially if you don’t get your head around the power supply system in france. in france a customer’s power supply is regulated by a disjoncteur . this is a mains circuit breaker that limits the amount of electricity you can consume at any particular time. generally, the lowest rating (the starting point for our house…) is 3kw/h. this is about enough electricity to run a very small travelling kettle and a light at the same time. if you exceed the power ( puissance ) rating for your house, your power is cut at the disjoncteur and you have to run around your house turning off power consuming items before resetting it. puissance ratings go up in 3kw/h. for a small house, generally 9kw/h is sufficient for average use but if you have a lot of modern equipment, electric heating and water heaters, this may not be enough. 12kw/h is enough for most modern homes but you can go up to about 18kw/h if you need to. every time you increase the rating, your standing charge can increase dramatically. it’s important therefore to make sure that the rating for your house is as low as it can be without causing the power to cut out. in 2006/07, the french equivalent of building standards, norms changed, making it necessary for edf or a qualified french electrician to test all circuits before connecting new services or upgrading to higher ratings. this means that changes you make to your system may need to be checked, unless you employ a qualified electrician to install for you. it is worthwhile checking the norms or asking for advice before starting work. electrical installations in france are a little different to the uk, although the basic principles are the same. in france, a ‘circuit’ does not return to the consumer unit, forming a ring like in the uk. in france, the circuit is a spur from the consumer unit and does not return. there are limits to the number of power sockets, lights and heaters that can go on one circuit. in france, white goods that consume significant power have to go on separate dedicated circuits. these include electric ovens, washing machines and tumble driers. these circuits need higher rated cabling (thicker diameter) and higher rated circuit breakers. plugs in france are not fused as they are in the uk. in france, power relies on the effectiveness of fuses or circuit breakers at the main consumer unit. it is important that the system is properly earthed for this reason. an earthing wire is connected throughout the circuit and is connected at the consumer unit to an earthing rod. metal pipework in the house should also be earthed in this way. wiring in france is different. each of the three wires (earth, live and neutral) are separate. they are not together in a plastic sheath as in the uk. they are usually protected within a hard, ribbed plastic tube that is used to thread the wiring throughout the house. this is often safer than uk wiring as it is pretty difficult to accidentally nail through a tube and into a wire, or drill through it (we know, we tried!). however, it can cause complications threading these larger tubes throughout the house and back to the consumer unit; often you also need to allow plenty of space around the unit for all the tubes to come in to. finally, french wiring is available pre-threaded or as separate packages. if you buy the pre-threaded tube and wiring, you can save significant amounts of time trying to thread the tube with the wires, which can be irritating. however, it costs more to purchase. you can save money buying each individual wire and the tube separately and threading it yourself. you will find this more time consuming. alternatively, you can pay someone else to do it for you! disjoncteur electricity french electrics french property renovation property purchase tips on buying property in france 14 june, 2011 audemaison 1 comment chateau de vicompte, if you can afford it...! the first in our series of tips sheets covers some of the things to consider when buying a property in france. some of these tips may seem pretty obvious to you, but it is amazing how many people forget some of the basics when they see a ‘cheap’ house available, or when they think that a property abroad is not as big a deal as buying one in the uk (yes, we’ve heard that said several times). you should treat a house purchase in another country with at least as much care and thought as purchasing one in your own country. and many of the same rules apply. buying a house view a number of properties and set clear parameters. don’t be pushed by the agent. the best way to do this is to write a list of the key things you are looking for in a property, the extras you would like if you could get them, and the price range you can afford. when writing your list, be realistic. you are unlikely to get a chateau for €100k. look in an area at the properties you can get for the money and decide whether you are getting what you want. if not, look in a cheaper area. have you found the perfect house? consider a survey. remember major defects mean major renovation costs. the main areas to look out for are the roof, electricity and drainage as these are fairly costly in france. make sure the house is sound, especially if it is built of weak materials such as masse (a mud/mortar material used a lot in northern france). make an offer via your agent. beware of properties and vendors that include a ‘cash element’. in fact, beware of an estate agent who proposes this to you. this is illegal in france as it is an attempt to evade capital gains tax and could result in your prosecution as well as the agent and the vendor. consider the repercussions for you: you may

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