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I would just like to say with regard to your post nidgehj that as a diy person myself I am very grateful to the professionals on this site and elsewhere for their time and advice. I have reached the age of 54 by listening to people like this, otherwise I may be dead by doing something stupid.It...

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Excuse my ignorance ip rating? They are suitable for bathrooms zone 3 and outside zones

A while ago I asked a question about fitting downlights in soffets (wooden) I was advised to get shower downlights with the f mark.I was told these would be weatherproof, however, today I bought some. First thing I read when I opened the pack was " This product is suitable for indoor use only"...

I used to have 6" of surface water on my lawn every time we had heavy rain, the ground was very peaty and spongy. I had just moved in, so when I removed a couple of interior walls I dug 3 trenches in the garden at the lowest points a buried the bricks, put down topsoil and laid a new lawn...

Thanks rf will look at that

I assumed using one transformer for all eight downlights would be an easier option than using one at each position, or am I way off beam ?

Just thought it might be the easiest option securespark , thanks for the advice.

He laughs so much he knocks his tea over

Thanks rf

thanks recicle will do that

bugger.....missed the "r" out of learner

I'm only a subby but a quick leaner

I intended using 1.0 t&e cable

The soffits are wood , do you think I should forget the pir idea?

I am intending to put downlights in the soffets . Taking power from the garage through a transformer to eight downlights , however, could someone please tell me can you "daisy chain" the lights. I am thinking of using 35w lights using one 300w transformer. I also want to incorporate a pir...