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  1. Actually as I sit here sipping ( guzzling ) my Chablis here’s a photo . I lined the ceiling centre with the sliding doors ( though they are not central of the room !! ) . With these things I think it’s how it looks rather than it is an exact symmetrical measurement I.e from each wall either side .
  2. About to do a test ( about means within the next few weeks ) . Lounge area has down lighters dimmable . I’m assuming though I won’t want them ALL on ( maybe as many as 20 ) . As I’m linking it to my HA I could wire so that I control a row or column . Maybe control the edges like a perimeter of a square with a smaller square inside . Not sure what would be best . As I have a suspended office style ceiling - for sake of ocd a light would be positioned dead centre of a tile . As tiles are 600mm that means a light width wise every 1.2 metres . So width would be 4 lights ( though it means exact centre of room lights would be further than 1.2m to maintain symmetry) . Length I reckon ( if one every 1.2m ) would be maybe 10 . If none of that makes sense - ask for a drawing 😁
  3. Well it’s been around 15 months - no leaks ( from the shower or bathroom ) . Regarding the face plate I didn’t put any silicone under the bottom part . Logic being I should be able to slip a razor blade under there and cut the silicone around the other 3 sides . How practical that is remains to be seen 🙄
  4. When @Thorfun reports tomorrow that it was a brilliant suggestion and he has identified all his panels I shall laugh at you mortals .
  5. It was actually a serious suggestion. A drone etc. Is doable but somewhat tricky . This method will make it much clearer which panel is getting the bulk of the light and therefore identify it . Go out tonight shine a torch at a panel and see . You know it makes sense because I said it .
  6. I got my arse b*locked for it . Still sore from the rapture / rupture .
  7. Offensive language should not be used in a public forum . You have been warned .
  8. Better suggestion Get a bright spot light and at night point it directly at each panel . Might need a ladder . This is best plan - much thanky
  9. https://www.superdrug.com/electricals/hair-stylers/hair-crimper/babyliss-the-crimper/p/810703?gbraid=0AAAAADp4mz-DVFHIKpLCmbFPTFASrmt0w&gbraid=0AAAAADp4mz-DVFHIKpLCmbFPTFASrmt0w&gclid=CjwKCAiA9NGfBhBvEiwAq5vSyxmO5brbauJNyiQ_ij7H_4Lf02I2rKOUydKNFJulzE61vR7_-vdrQhoCiQsQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
  10. I think hss hire have them specifically for this type of thing .
  11. You said “on the cheap “; not me 😁. I was being practical and giving a perfect workable solution. 👍
  12. My underground hole always welcomes you .
  13. Op did say “ useful experiences “
  14. I have a pas 24 lock on my front door . It did cost a good deal extra . Do I feel it’s worth it ? Tbh probably not .
  15. As per usual my innocent thread gets destroyed. Expecting mods to intervene soon … 🥲
  16. Loves ‘ya . But @SteamyTea is a right (expletive deleted)ing (expletive deleted)
  17. Not me UncleNick - I’m a good boy now .
  18. You seen his posts? . I think they are the same hole .
  19. 😘😘😘😉
  20. Exactly what I am thinking . Crap isn’t it .
  21. I indeed do need help changing a light bulb . But anyway ; I’ll raise a 🍷 to @AdamSee
  22. You are indeed correct !! It’s all a bit awkward and “ cheap “ . They were inexpensive. I bought 3 to test - as we will need I reckon 30 . Not too impressed with them . Life would be so much easier if you access the bulb through the front of the fitting .
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