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installing an LED wall light

DeDoc · 2014-07-14 13:47:00

Am considering trying to do the above with one of these Ikea bad-boys here: It is to go on a (partition) wall in a bedroom (bathroom on the other side). There are two strips and a mirror. The job is probably about the limits of my experience to date and am a wee bit aprehensive (probably needlessly!). As an alternative I'm…

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14-07-2014 2:47pm

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DeDoc

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Am considering trying to do the above with one of these Ikea bad-boys here:

It is to go on a (partition) wall in a bedroom (bathroom on the other side). There are two strips and a mirror.

The job is probably about the limits of my experience to date and am a wee bit aprehensive (probably needlessly!). As an alternative I'm considering getting an electrician in to do it. Anyone got any idea of what ball-park territory I might be talking about? I'm guessing a couple of hundred yo-yos?

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#2 15-07-2014 11:02pm
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obviously it depends on the conditions but half that should do the job I'd say

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#3 15-07-2014 11:13pm
DeDoc

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thanks Stoner - don't see that there should be too much complicated about it. You reckon €100 or so? happy days

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