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izalarfin
 Post subject: kingspan & downlighters
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If we go for downlighters, using a hole saw size, how much space do I need to leave around them in kingspan,
would anyone like to recommend some mains supply one's, please. suitable for bathroom and a bed room.
what cable size should I buy for the shower supply,
what shower ?, don't know yet, it has to heat the water.
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10mm2 for the shower :thumbright:

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Dam that's quick, thanks,
I just came back to edit, I forgot, do I use 1.5 twin and earth for the extractor fan that they will tell me I've got to have fitted. :lol:
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I reckon so but I aint a spark, they must still be in bed :shock:

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Bed, wow I've forgotten what its like to sleep in a bed after three week sleeping on a concrete floor.
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