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Just smash them through
I know what coloured the whitewash on the farm lol.Ever considered what that ancient plaster contains ?
If there are large areas of 'noisy as you tap ', you have a mountain to climb.
Aye , and one of the jobs where eye protection is essential.And best take a brush, dustpan and large builders bucket up there with you..
Aye , and one of the jobs where eye protection is essential.
They are excellent, very pleased with mineI use https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/FXDADE.html
They tend to catch 95% of the carp I have found.
Can also depend on the manufacturers instructions. Some I installed the other day said not to be installed on a flamable surface if using 50W halogens, but ok if using 35W or led.I've installed downlights in l&p, ceilings many times without any comeback. It does,however make you wonder because you are installing lights in contact with a flammable surface. But apart from this place , the other place is the real world. In the world of regulation you wouldn't install a downlights in a l&p ceiling , would we ?
Ever considered what that ancient plaster contains ?
Lath and plaster is generally a nightmare for installing anything.
However grit edged or carbide edged hole saws do cut through the plaster OK and the wood eventually and it saves losing a hole saw jut for some downlights.
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