How do I install Ikea track lighting where traditional track lighting existed previously?

January 17, 2010 by homelighting · 2 Comments
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Kitchen Remodeler asked:


My apartment formerly had traditional track lighting, but now all that’s left is a live end connector sticking out of the wall (not sure if it’s H, J, or L standard); even the track itself is gone. I’m thinking of purchasing Ikea’s “Termosfar” track lighting system to use at the same location but am not sure how to figure out what additional parts will be needed to install the low-voltage Ikea system into the existing infrastructure. Help! :-)

Should I use PAR30 or PAR38 lights for basement recessed lighting?

January 13, 2010 by homelighting · 1 Comment
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shektbg asked:


I am finishing my basement and have installed 6″ recessed lighting housings. I don’t know if I would be better off installing baffles and trim for PAR 30 or PAR 38 halogen lighting. Any suggestions or thoughts?? Which is more common?

How does one install track lighting in an apartment with no light source on the ceiling?

December 29, 2009 by homelighting · 3 Comments
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Andrew asked:


I am moving into an apartment with no light on the ceiling. I want to install track lighting and wire the power to an outlet the is fixated high up on the wall. The outlet is connected to a light switch. Is this possible?

Is it easy to install recessed lighting?

December 21, 2009 by homelighting · 4 Comments
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Gallo asked:


I have a little experience with switching out globes and simple electric wiring. How much more difficult is it to install recessed lighting?

The developers left two holes that are capped off in our lower floor and I’d like to throw in some more light. Is it a similar and non time consuming project?
I believe they already wired everything to a switch in the wall. There’s a switch on the wall that leads to nothing, so I believe they ran the wiring to the two holes to that one switch….

Can you install recessed lighting in a manufactured home?

November 27, 2009 by homelighting · 4 Comments
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Summer asked:


I’m trying to “Update” a 1996 Manufactured Double-Wide and would like to remove the ugly original lighting and install recessed lighting throughout the home. Is this possible? Can I use the regular housing that is available for stick built homes?

***were the best place to buy cheap contampory home lighting****?

November 24, 2009 by homelighting · 5 Comments
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plz help asked:


hi all looking for house lighting for my whole house b&q etc really £££££ anyone know any good places dont mind if bit expensive just good stuff thank all

What are recommendations for Automating Home Lighting in an as-built home?

November 23, 2009 by homelighting · 2 Comments
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betajdl asked:


I have looked at Insteon, X-10 and HAI products, but would like to know if any can be installed in a home where the lighting is all pre-wired in the cieling (recessed lights)

What I have is several rooms where my builder wired up to 10 wall/cieling lights to one switch. I would like to separate some of them and put dimmers on others. Is it possible to use the Insteon type relays to automate individual lights?

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