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Three Storey House

kippy · 2006-05-17 12:19:10

Right, Will soon be moving into a three storey house. Having only every done any of this kind of work in Bungalows before I was wondering how you add additional lights to the roof on the ground floor. Do the floor boards have to be lifted on the floor above to get access to chase the wires or would this depend on how the…

17-05-2006 12:19pm

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kippy

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Right, Will soon be moving into a three storey house.
Having only every done any of this kind of work in Bungalows before I was wondering how you add additional lights to the roof on the ground floor.
Do the floor boards have to be lifted on the floor above to get access to chase the wires or would this depend on how the house design is?
Kippy

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#2 17-05-2006 2:03pm

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You'd probably do less damage going through the ceiling below, than the floor above. The plasterboard would be much easier to patch up cleanly than the floorboards.

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