ᐅ Recessed lights in the pre-wall system around the bathtub
Created on: 11 Jul 2017 13:30
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Hendrik00711 Jul 2017 13:30Hello everyone,
after choosing the sanitary fixtures and chatting with the consultant, my wife came up with the idea of integrating spotlights into the bathtub’s cladding, which will be bathtub-high and about 15cm (6 inches) thick, to provide indirect upward lighting.
I think it could look nice, but I have concerns about moisture.
Please discuss! :o)
Regards
after choosing the sanitary fixtures and chatting with the consultant, my wife came up with the idea of integrating spotlights into the bathtub’s cladding, which will be bathtub-high and about 15cm (6 inches) thick, to provide indirect upward lighting.
I think it could look nice, but I have concerns about moisture.
Please discuss! :o)
Regards
Hendrik007 schrieb:
... into the bath panel, which will be as high as the tub and about 15cm (6 inches) thick, recessed spotlights could be installed that provide indirect light upwards. That sounds to me like direct light and glare.
Have your wife look up "bathroom protection zones" online.
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Caspar202012 Jul 2017 12:47everything is possible:
Within a radius of 60cm (24 inches) around the shower head or bathtub/shower tray, lighting fixtures must have a minimum ingress protection rating of IP X5 (protected against water jets).
Even inside the tub:
Only lighting fixtures with an ingress protection rating of IP X7 (protected against the effects of immersion) are permitted here.
Within a radius of 60cm (24 inches) around the shower head or bathtub/shower tray, lighting fixtures must have a minimum ingress protection rating of IP X5 (protected against water jets).
Even inside the tub:
Only lighting fixtures with an ingress protection rating of IP X7 (protected against the effects of immersion) are permitted here.
AOLNCM schrieb:
Have your wife look up "Schutzbereich Bad" on Google. Correction.
Someone has already done that.