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Topic Title: Domestic lighting relocation Topic Summary: Created On: 03 January 2013 09:46 AM Status: Post and Reply |
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Good morning all,
Bit of a lame question, so ill apologise in advance. Don't do domestics but have been asked to change a downstairs centre light to two downlights. Upstairs is tiled obviously :.\ so was wondering what is the best method of doing this as I don't want to have an inaccessible JB. ------------------------- Now Taking bookings for apartment in Lagos Portugal if anyone is interested special sparks rates. |
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Depends if the existing cables can be pulled to one of the new positions. I like the click downlighter connectors - http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/TLCT100C.html - assessable through the downligher hole (although I prefer the other version with screw down cable grips).
If the cables don't reach then a maintenance-free JB pushed back through the old hole before making good would be acceptable. - Andy. |
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Thanks Andy, maintenance free jb it is.
------------------------- Now Taking bookings for apartment in Lagos Portugal if anyone is interested special sparks rates. |
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