Do I need a light switch at the bottom of my stairs into my new loft room. My spark thinks they will ask for this but I dont see anything for it on the approved drawings. The stair is in our living room so has plenty light in the room.
Stair light switch.
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I'm not aware of such a rule, common sense would dictate that any area of a house that is dark can be lit before entering it. How is it lit during the night?
Its not, I would switch it off at the top of the stairs. Its open plan at the top. As in no door and landing.
I do realise no light switch at the bottom would be pain if I switched off the living room before heading up to a dark room, Its a bit late in the day now and I could live with it. I just didnt want BC springing anything on me.
I do realise no light switch at the bottom would be pain if I switched off the living room before heading up to a dark room, Its a bit late in the day now and I could live with it. I just didnt want BC springing anything on me.
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Safety is a concern for you. I would install a two-way switch. To me it's illogical not to.
Are there any other options, an aditional light controlled by a movement detector switch?
Even a battery operated one like this:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/?ie=UTF8&...aps&hvadid=17028104994&ref=pd_sl_60k0ol6019_b
Are there any other options, an aditional light controlled by a movement detector switch?
Even a battery operated one like this:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/?ie=UTF8&...aps&hvadid=17028104994&ref=pd_sl_60k0ol6019_b
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