Electrical Plan Lighting and Power Points
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Comments (18)Looking at your proposed changes to kitchen floor plan, and if I'm interpreting it correctly, I think having the cooktop in LH corner of long sink benchtop would be somewhat awkward & hazardous esp having an opening/door into the room right there. I think there needs to be adequate space on BOTH sides of cooktop to allow more elbow room for cooking processes, setting hot pans/pots down, etc., and also need to think more about opening/door placement in this scenario. Will you be replacing the current sink? If so will you have a single or double and with or without drain board? Do you want dishwasher to right or left of sink? Would be good idea to include Euro bins in new cabinetry, and as many drawers as budget will allow. Maybe can include a spice drawer? does your current pantry function well as is?...See MoreCan you help us with our kitchen reno floor plan?
Comments (83)I've been playing around with a pantry location. Originally, I was going to move the pantry into the laundry with some custom shelving and cut the laundry space in half. Now, Im thinking of cutting into the study area and building a wall there, and converting the new space into a long and narrow walk in pantry. Either that or build half a wall and put built in shelving in the study. Building the extra wall will reduce the need to cover in the door way that is currently in place and instead utilising it. Thoughts? p.s. this isnt too scale....See Moreelectrical design plan
Comments (1)what power do you need?....there's electrical lighting, wired in appliances and power points...think about what you need for each room..eg overhead lights, ceiling fans, air conditioner, hot water, space heating, power for gas heaters, dishwasher, washing machine, ceiling heaters, exhaust fans and range hoods , bathroom needs plugs for hairdryer, shaver, electric toothbrush, bedrooms could include power points for bedside lamps, electric blankets, radio and desk lamp and chargers etc etc...list each room, compare to the home you live in and consider all the times you need a handy power point including access for a vacuum cleaner, and don't forget outdoor lights and power ...extra power is never cheaper to add later but costs can be reduced by having power points back to back for two separate rooms..of course you'll need a licensed electrician to install the power and they should be able to suggest minimum requirements...See MoreLighting and socket point design decisions
Comments (5)My quick two cents. More power points in study and where your plan to charge devices. A power point in the outdoor area is always handy. A down light in the kitchen needs to be between your head and the cook top when cooking, similarly in the powder room the lighting needs to do between the person’s head and the mirror. At the front of the house you have a down light, did you want a security light on the corner of the garage and/or feature lights in the front of the porch columns....See More- 8 months ago
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