As plasterers, do you generally mind if spotlight holes have been cut into a new ceiling and lights left dangling before you plaster it? Or even just the holes cut if wires are left tucked up inside ready for lights?
It looks like it goes down or possibly across to the other light which is operated by a switch even further along.
I think it is on a socket circuit. I popped a plug in the kitchen once and it shorted everything in the conservatory.
It's ground floor in a conservatory which backs onto the...
Yes, l want to do away with the light as in the picture and extend the wire up the wall and connect to a run of 4 spotlights.
Is quite a high ceiling and the current light fitting is about 800mm below the ceiling.
This is an existing light fixture which l want to get rid of and run 4 spot lights off it into the ceiling.
My question is, what is the safest way to extend the cable so l can run it? I want to put it into the wall to hide it.
I want to install 4 spotlights (IP65 rated) in my bathroom. They have the piano key connectors. Is 1mm cable sufficient or should l use 1.5mm? I've read 1.5mm can be a bit tight in these terminals.
I am fitting PIR insulation between ceiling joists. My question is should the face be flush with the joists so the plasterboard is touching it or do l need to leave a gap between the pir and plasterboard?