Light Fixture

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... different than how a wall light fixture is mounted. Maybe get one...

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I was going to try to change the light fixture in my house. I've got a voltage tester and the power is off. Im mainly running into a problem, which maybe is not a problem, where the previous light fixture was screwed into a piece of wood that was loosely nailed into another piece of wood to hold it in place. I could move it around, so I just took it out. I figured I'd get some kind of light ceiling mount but the hole is about 6 to 7 inches wide. Can someone guide me in the right direction of getting this fixed right? ​Pictures added for reference. Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/Time_Loop_21 to r/AskElectricians [link] [comments]

Just for context these are .22LR casings crimped onto the conductors being used instead of marrettes. Edit so I don’t get banned I’ve been an electrician for 10 years FYI Edit again this is not the USA this was in a small Town in Nova Scotia Canada submitted by /u/Both-Employ840 to r/electricians [link] [comments]

Hello, we are slowly updating our 1934 stucco home. The kitchen was renovated in the early 2000s and I’d love to change out the two existing light fixtures. I personally love vintage lights but we only have budget to get those and will be getting a new backsplash this week as well (espresso subway tile). We will also be getting the stone floor tile cleaned and re-sealed. Fresh paint was just done last week. My goal is to avoid anything angular and matte black- I love the milk glass globe fixtures but would that go well here? I hate the chandelier and would like a flush mount fixture that still offers enough light for this naturally dark room. Thank you! submitted by /u/Knifechains to r/centuryhomes [link] [comments]

I have 2 fixtures already installed I want to add 3 more in the circled areas and have them all on the switch controlling the existing 2, which is right next to the front door. I also want the existing 2 to match the 3 new ones so we’d switch those out too. Just wondering how much you guys would charge on a job like this a ball park estimate would be fine I’m just looking for a range’ thank you. submitted by /u/DaBestaTesta to r/AskElectricians [link] [comments]

I think this light fixture is probably too big. I’m including pics of it from a few different angles, plus my original inspiration from ChatGPT. FWIW, yes, we are planning to have the hallway painted and add a runner. Not planning to do anything else since it’s a narrow hallway and because this light is so big. submitted by /u/RudysMom1016 to r/interiordecorating [link] [comments]