It looks like your house will be interesting in more ways than one; love the leaf tile in particular
A Strawbale House
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It looks like your house will be interesting in more ways than one; love the leaf tile in particular
Sorry for the lack of communication over the last while. The three months leading up to Christmas are our very busy period at work - and yes, it gets worse the closer we get to Christmas. I spent some very long days in front of a computer, so turning mine on at home was not at all appealing.
I did receive some further documentation from the architect prior to Christmas so I had some time to think about it.
Here are the electrical and lighting plans with some of my thoughts about them. What I have missed or not yet considered?
Electrical plan:
- Would like some power points in downstairs bedroom, and one in the pantry - that'd be the place to leave the food dehydrator to do it's thing
- like an external power point on the short kitchen wall and one outside the laundry
- need two double pp with the data outlet in the studio (this will be the "sewing corner" so sewing machine, overlocker, iron and light will need power)
- need an extra power point opposite the stairs in the main bedroom - I don't want to be crawling under the bed to plug the vacuum in!
I'm not happy with the kitchen layout yet, so I haven't worried about those yet, although I do note that the fridge will need a PowerPoint too.
lighting plan:
- I'd like to have a switch for kitchen and/or living room close to the glass door as that is likely to be the way I will most frequently enter the house
- do I really need a ceiling fan in the laundry?
- are the external lights controlled by the switch in the laundry separate, or do I turn on both together?
- I'd like to move the pendant light in the studio closest to the stairs a little further into the middle of the room
- Where will the switch for the external light between the study and the bathroom be located?
A two way switch from laundry to external lights is very handy to have; but please clarify your question: are you wanting to turn on just one outside light at a time if you want ?
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