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This did cross my mind alougth I do have them where they are supposed to be.

Please see pics. I've installed a few of these closed back without any issues but when it comes to my own house, the one I got has tested my paitence I tell you. I even had to trim the back of it with a grinder because it was hitting the waste and water pipe. Now when I go to push it back, it...

How would one connect this light to another light where where you'd want either to come on with a sensor or the same switch to turn on where the arrow pointed.

Sorry, 75mm hole for 10.5w light

I'll have to recheck it but I'm sure it was a 63 diameter hole. It is very tight in the hole.

So it's basically continuing the loop to the switch instead of the LED. Is your N going to the N from the loop or connected to both the loop and light N. When I zoom in both seem to be connected. Same as the L connected to the loop and switch and connect the live from the outside light to...

Please see diagram of my parents house. There is a 1.5 t&e cable coming from the consumer unit to an outside light which then goes onto a switch wire. This light was working perfectly for years untill the bulbs ran out then it was hit with a ball and broke. It's never been turned on or...

I think the hole is 63mm or there abouts.

Why thou?

I will be changing my halogen spots in my open planned kitchen soon. Maybe I could use the 10.5w there and get new 7w for the ensuite. There isn't much to changing them. Is the 7w ip65 aswell for above shower areas

I might just scrape away some of the insulation at the side just to be sure. Most houses I work on nowadays are all having insulation in all ceilings, downstairs and up. I get it for free so why not install it in my ceilings I say. I can feel a difference in every room I have done it in so far.

I should have said no too haha. I thought they'd look good too which in away they do but one light would have been better. What do you mean if I have a gu10l2 fitting then no problem. I need to clarify this more. I don't have insulation above the light. There's just a void above it and a...

What do you mean a problem

I don't think you can get at these bulbs.

What is the alternative to a coffin box thou. The cables are connected to the spots with clip on(like wago) rather than the screwin connectors. I would have preferred a single bathroom light but the misses wanted spots :(

I had my ceiling rose to changed to 4 x 10.5w Monza spot lights. Ip65 in an ensuite. I am painting the ceiling and was to put the spots into the holes myself. What I did notice was the spots where hot to touch and as I have insulation all around the spots, will this cause any negative effects...

I pulled out an old radiator in ensuite and replacing it with a towel rad. There was an earth wire connected to the old rad. I've opened up the floor to expose the pipework. It's done in Plastic under the screeded floor and coming up in copper. I was going to come up the wall in copper...

I don't think anyone would trip over these cables seeing as they are in the ceiling space between the plasterboard and upstairs floor.

Yes the box is screwed to the joists and closed in. As per the cables clipped to the structure, most of the other cables in the house are not clipped to anything. Just lossely hanging throughout the joists void area. What's the reasons for them needing to be clipped.