Hello,
I am currently planning the recessed downlights on the ground floor. I learned that I need to use a mounting housing to avoid interference with the insulation. Now I have noticed that, for example, Bromberg indicates that the recessed light must not be installed in a mounting box.
I want to install recessed spotlights of this type with GU10 bulbs in 5 and 8 watts, depending on the lighting requirements.
I need your help with this. Which recessed light fixtures are approved for use with the mounting housing?
It is important to me that the fixtures can be replaced, or that I can purchase recessed spots without bulbs to allow for variation.
Are there more affordable mounting housings than those from Kaiser, and which ones would you recommend?
Thank you for your feedback.
I am currently planning the recessed downlights on the ground floor. I learned that I need to use a mounting housing to avoid interference with the insulation. Now I have noticed that, for example, Bromberg indicates that the recessed light must not be installed in a mounting box.
I want to install recessed spotlights of this type with GU10 bulbs in 5 and 8 watts, depending on the lighting requirements.
I need your help with this. Which recessed light fixtures are approved for use with the mounting housing?
It is important to me that the fixtures can be replaced, or that I can purchase recessed spots without bulbs to allow for variation.
Are there more affordable mounting housings than those from Kaiser, and which ones would you recommend?
Thank you for your feedback.
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angoletti112 Oct 2017 11:15A quick tip... Google image search: recessed spotlights spacers
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frank_gayer12 Oct 2017 11:44Very good tip. The question is how insurance companies view something like this if an incident occurs. Now I’m really worried because of the statements mentioned earlier.
frank_gayer schrieb:
I have to do it from below, and with the trim, it looks badYou can safely omit the trim. As I mentioned, just fill and smooth it out... that’s how it’s done every day on thousands of construction sites. They can’t all be wrong.
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frank_gayer12 Oct 2017 13:50Yes, that would be great if it were that simple. This is a prefabricated house, and I need to check whether the interior walls also come finished from the factory.
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