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Er no...unless you have a taller room them the spaces can be bigger
Bathroom, lights 450mm from edge
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Er no...unless you have a taller room them the spaces can be bigger
Bathroom, lights 450mm from edge
Or centred on the bath/shower!
Small rooms like bathrooms and ensuites are totally different to living rooms, dining rooms and kitchens as joists often "dictate" where lights have to go
don't forget mind reader and knowing when to walk away.lolWell!!! I have spoken to the builder at last and he seems like a thoroughly decent bloke.
The customer is basically trying it on. She told the builder she had changed her mind about the downlights and didn't want them and would try to knock the price down with the electrician by saying they were not spaced correctly (the only grain of truth was that the builder had said 2 of the cables may have to be brought through to the other side of the joist they were hanging on to get all the lights symetrical - a 2 minute job).
Unbelievable.... although I'm sure you guys have come across this type of thing before.
Luckily its just the husband there on friday and he seems ok(ish), so I should get paid!!
The builder said he has had a nightmare with her as well and will be saying he is far too busy when asked for any future jobs!!
You have to be multi-talented as an electrician dont you..
debt collector, counsellor, diplomat!!!
don't forget mind reader and knowing when to walk away.lol
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