Hello everyone,
we moved in about 3 months ago, and now everything is basically finished. In the stairwell, we have a small gallery, and I am currently facing a problem here that I haven’t been able to solve yet.
A light fixture with 3 spheres is supposed to be installed here (ceiling outlet visible). During the construction phase, two wooden planks were built into the walls and covered with scaffolding boards. Of course, these are no longer available to me.
How would you go about installing the lights here, or is it really unavoidable to set up a full scaffold from below?
Looking forward to your creative ideas!
we moved in about 3 months ago, and now everything is basically finished. In the stairwell, we have a small gallery, and I am currently facing a problem here that I haven’t been able to solve yet.
A light fixture with 3 spheres is supposed to be installed here (ceiling outlet visible). During the construction phase, two wooden planks were built into the walls and covered with scaffolding boards. Of course, these are no longer available to me.
How would you go about installing the lights here, or is it really unavoidable to set up a full scaffold from below?
Looking forward to your creative ideas!
M
Matze847429 May 2024 15:05motorradsilke schrieb:
It’s hard to judge the distances. But a taller ladder leaning against the walls with the arrows should be enough.No, unfortunately that won’t work. You could reach the height, but the clearance for the lamp needs to be about 2 to 2.5 meters (6.5 to 8 feet) towards the back, so the lamp doesn’t hang in front of the window but stays fairly free.
Matze8474 schrieb:
So exposing the brackets doesn't work anyway. They were chiseled into the wall and then filled back in. In our case, they were just covered with wallpaper, so they could still be used. That's what they were specifically designed for, similar to access panels in the bathroom.
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