In our near-complete loft conversion, there is an eaves storage space, accessed by two low doors. An electrical cable, I guess part of the socket circuit, runs through the eaves space behind the wall, resting on the floor. This means that it crosses the two low doorways, lying on the floor just inside. I've heard that worn or damaged cable is an electrical or especially fire hazard and I'm worried that in using the eaves storage - eg crawling into it or sliding boxes or other items into it, over the cable - the cable will become damaged and unsafe. I've suggested to the builder (currently not on site) that the cable be re-routed (it could go above the doorways or under the floor, I guess) and he said he'd look but sounded a bit sceptical. Is it normal to route mains cable like this and can I stop worrying, or is this a problem and what can I say to get the builder to fix it?

编辑:谢谢IR。这是所有新线路,一个d was done by an electrician I'm told. I'll ask them to put it right - should I get a certificate of some sort?