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Hi there,
I have this double switch installed in my conservatory. The switch on the left controls my external security light and the one on the right controls 3 spotlights on the wall inside the conservatory. The wire is partially chased into the wall before it goes into the trunking.
We never use these spotlights so wanted to take them down but one day hope to have a solid conservatory roof to replace the polycarbonate panels so would probably install spotlights flush in the ceiling and make use of this switch.
We are in the process of decorating this room so wondered if anybody had suggestions on what I could do with this in the meantime? Possible ideas I thought of..
Thanks,
Mark
I have this double switch installed in my conservatory. The switch on the left controls my external security light and the one on the right controls 3 spotlights on the wall inside the conservatory. The wire is partially chased into the wall before it goes into the trunking.
We never use these spotlights so wanted to take them down but one day hope to have a solid conservatory roof to replace the polycarbonate panels so would probably install spotlights flush in the ceiling and make use of this switch.
We are in the process of decorating this room so wondered if anybody had suggestions on what I could do with this in the meantime? Possible ideas I thought of..
- I cut the wire, is there something I can cap the live wire ends with? and plaster it behind the wall until I need to use it in the future, maybe I need to put a plate on the wall?
- Attach a socket to the wire that would just sit on top of the shelf
- Disconnect it from the socket and plaster the cut cable behind the wall until it all needs re-attaching.
Thanks,
Mark