Harry im Club
2023-01-05 10:16:57
- #1
Hello everyone,
we would like to illuminate our shampoo niche by the bathtub. For this purpose, the electricians have also laid a cable into the niche. The problem now is that after installing the drywall and plastering, my drill with hole saw no longer fits into the niche. It is missing 1 cm.
Do you have any idea on how else a hole for a recessed spotlight can be drilled? Are there particularly flat hole saws? I have not been able to find any so far.
I have also considered using a surface-mounted spotlight. But unfortunately, the cable coming out of the niche is quite tight (probably causing a kink behind the wall). I would not know how to push the installation cable + lamp cable with a terminal block through the small hole.
If nothing works with cables at all, then battery-operated spotlights would be the last resort. Maybe even HUE-compatible. I still have a smart button lying around for this.
I am open and grateful for tips on how to illuminate the niche.
we would like to illuminate our shampoo niche by the bathtub. For this purpose, the electricians have also laid a cable into the niche. The problem now is that after installing the drywall and plastering, my drill with hole saw no longer fits into the niche. It is missing 1 cm.
Do you have any idea on how else a hole for a recessed spotlight can be drilled? Are there particularly flat hole saws? I have not been able to find any so far.
I have also considered using a surface-mounted spotlight. But unfortunately, the cable coming out of the niche is quite tight (probably causing a kink behind the wall). I would not know how to push the installation cable + lamp cable with a terminal block through the small hole.
If nothing works with cables at all, then battery-operated spotlights would be the last resort. Maybe even HUE-compatible. I still have a smart button lying around for this.
I am open and grateful for tips on how to illuminate the niche.