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Adaldan

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Is it possible to get rid of one light switch and extend the wiring into another so that this one controls all the lights? I’m knocking 2 rooms into one in my loft. Any advice would be very much appreciated.
 
Anything is possible if you know how to do it...
might be wise to get a sparks involved to help rehash the old wiring and pull in some new cables before you do the boarding
 

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