Holes for spots factory-made experiences?

2023-08-06 20:21:15

These are the Kaiser Halox 1282-74 with a diameter of 180mm. In the hallway, we have a bit less but 250mm with correspondingly larger (and stronger) LED spots. In the bathroom in the photo, there are a total of 10 spots, you just don't see 2 of them. The walls were not built up because that is the shower/toilet partition. This allows the steam to escape better from the shower corner and the corner does not remain constantly damp.

*Edit: The spots are divided into 4 circuits, which corresponds to our idea of room usage and is only conditionally transferable to others.

Thank you very much ! Sorry to ask again more precisely. But could you perhaps name the models of the LEDs you used for the 180mm and 250mm ones again? Then I can also check for us how many lumens are approximately needed where and, depending on that, plan the Kaiser housings. That would be great.

2023-08-07 14:23:14

I can only inquire about the models once the electrician is back from the company vacation. Unfortunately, I could not remember them.

2023-08-07 17:04:34

Probably not load-bearing. To ensure that the wall does not accidentally become load-bearing, it is either built completely only after pouring the ceiling or the last row is left out and done later.

Sorry, but you really rarely read such nonsense... just had to point that out. But it was funny.

2023-08-07 22:27:09

I don't know how work was done at your construction site. But a non-load-bearing wall must not be fully standing when the ceiling is being installed, as it must not go all the way up to the ceiling.

Holes for spots factory-made experiences?

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