Few pics of new jobs

[Stevie h]

1st Pic is of a tv in a bathroom , as it was an afterthought on the customers part , I had to cut the stone tiles with a grinder to fit the back plate in .

http://i886.photobucket.com/albums/ac68/ste5lfc/99c0724b.jpg

2nd pic is of a chandelier above the stairs , easy enough once I got some planks to span the gap so to work off

http://i886.photobucket.com/albums/ac68/ste5lfc/984056d7.jpg

L.e.d s up the stairs

http://i886.photobucket.com/albums/ac68/ste5lfc/0d16a153.jpg

chandiler

http://i886.photobucket.com/albums/ac68/ste5lfc/60cc4bf2.jpg

New job in Haydock , this is going to become a cafe , with all tray work etc on show , once the ceiling comes down all the electrics will be stripped back and re-done on the new tray work ( kind of like the trendy wine bars , clubs etc ) , will update pics as and when.

http://i886.photobucket.com/albums/ac68/ste5lfc/d41113b9.jpg

http://i886.photobucket.com/albums/ac68/ste5lfc/7cca14dd.jpg

http://i886.photobucket.com/albums/ac68/ste5lfc/7a5f1d46.jpg

http://i886.photobucket.com/albums/ac68/ste5lfc/a6485bd3.jpg

http://i886.photobucket.com/albums/ac68/ste5lfc/e32ddbfa.jpg

 

[Andy™]

L.e.d s up the stairs

http://i886.photobucket.com/albums/ac68/ste5lfc/0d16a153.jpg

in my opinion, in the side looks better

 

[Stevie h]

Nice pics, agreed that they look better in the sides , I put them ones in the steps due to the fact I could access the stairs from a cupboard underneath and fit with virtually no damage , which the customer preferred .

Ste

 

[Andy™]

in the sides is very hard without damage. you need a channel along the top if plastered, and lots of smaller holes if dot/dab

 

[aptsys]

I have them the other side, so they illuminate the stairs but aren't generally visible.

 

[moose man]

[quote name='Andy

 

[Andy™]

they are decking lights. they are IP67. also used them in bathrooms a few times. got some to put into a bathroom wall alcove tomorrow. each light is pre-wired with a few mtr of cable. this goes back to a JB (supplied), and thats conected to a transformer

you can get them from CPC, but they are cheaper at a wholesaler

 

[moose man]

[quote name='Andy

 

[Sidewinder]

cpc site:

CPC | CPC - Over 100, 000 products from one of the worlds leading distributors of electronic and related products.

 

[Andy™]

Thanks for that have you got a link to to the web site. Did you use a router to sink them in or just a spade drill bit sorry to be a pain as i havent fitted them before thanks moose man

click the pic....

they need a 20mm hole. either flt bit or holesaw

 

[Sidewinder]

Cool Andy missed the clicky pic!

Still don't know how to drive this forum!!!

 

[a1]

Cool Andy missed the clicky pic!

I didn't.

Still don't know how to drive this forum!!!

I do. ]

Oh, And post number 27 (different thread) is where Andy recommended them before.

And in post number 2 in this thread

20mm hole as he stated, and they're about 28mm in diameter.

 

[Andy™]

bloody hell, even i didnt remember those posts!