The height is usually based on the type of mirror that is to be installed above the sink. Take the height of the sink plus the height of the mirror and add 6 inches to find the center for the placement of the fixture junction box. If there is to be a space between the sink and the mirror add that measurement in to factoring of the height.
It could be anywhere from 36 to 48SWG
Based on the height of the ceiling the lights can be placed at half the distance. For a ceiling of 14 feet, the lights should be at 7 feet.
I was told by a lighting specialist that code for the UK is 2.2kg for the light fitting before additional support is needed
It depends on the type of fan, whether it is a range hood, bathroom fan, or room ceiling fan. There are several ways they are mounted as explained below. Preferably the power to the fixture in question should be off. 1. If there are thumb screws near the cover (mainly on range hoods and some light only ceiling fixtures), you would remove them. Then you would unscrew the old bulb and screw in the new one. Then you would put the thumb screws back in. 2. This may be just for a light-only fixture, but if the fixture is recessed and the cover is almost completely flush with the ceiling, you would pry it from the ceiling. Then you would replace the bulb. Getting the reataining springs back in may be tricky, and you would need to protect your eyes from debris up in the ceiling. 3. With most bathroom fans that use a square acrylic light cover, you would press into each side and pull it loose. Then you would replace the bulb and snap the cover back on. 4. If you mean a standard ceiling fan, it depends. For most, you would simply unscrew the old bulb and screw a new one in. For others, there are retaining screws holding the globe on, and for a few, the globe unscrews. 5. For a few ceiling fans, you don't replace the bulb, but replace the entire lamp kit. To do that, you remove the 3 screws from the plate above the light kit to drop it down, then disconnect the wiring (cap off the wires from the fan until you are finished), remove the light kit from the plate by loosening the nut. Then follow the instructions with the new light kit and undo the previous steps to reassemble the lower part of the fan with the new light kit.
The neatest way of doing it is to take the wire across the attic side of the ceiling. If there is a floor above, then there is a bit of carpentry involved. Determine which way the ceiling joists run and open a hole between them and fish the wire to the new location where it is needed. There is also in the market place a product called Wiremold. It is a surface conduit system.See Sources and related links below;
The standard distance between the ceiling and the wall in a typical room is usually around 8 to 10 feet.
2 inches of floor
The standard interior height of any room is 95.5 inches
Yes, the ceiling is leaking under the bathroom.
Yes, there is a leak in the ceiling under the bathroom.
The standard distance between studs in a ceiling is typically 16 inches. To ensure they are properly spaced when installing fixtures or hanging heavy objects, you can use a stud finder to locate the studs and then measure and mark the appropriate distances before drilling or attaching anything to the ceiling. It is important to follow building codes and guidelines to ensure safety and stability.
Most of the time a fixture will be flush or as close to the ceiling as possible in a 8' ceiling.
The recommended distance between ceiling joists for optimal structural support is typically 16 inches on center.
The recommended distance between sister ceiling joists for optimal structural support is typically 16 inches on center.
If it's coming from the roof then the bathroom ceiling will have a water stain on it too. If you don't see this then it is coming from your bathroom.
Yes, the bathroom leaking through the ceiling is causing damage to the property.
The bathroom ceiling paint is peeling because of moisture buildup, which can be caused by poor ventilation or water leaks.