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That's spot on fella, I'll get looking.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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@Doomed how did you wire the mouse into the circuit? 
You can pull the stair string off, fit the lights then refit the string. Might make it easier. They work great with 2 way pir as a night light.
If you go with the led strip method I'd put the strip into an extrusion, it looks more integrated into the stairs in my opinion.
You can pull the stair string off, fit the lights then refit the string. Might make it easier. They work great with 2 way pir as a night light.
If you go with the led strip method I'd put the strip into an extrusion, it looks more integrated into the stairs in my opinion.
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How are you going to pull the strings off ?, you'd need to totally dismantle the staircase. The treads & often risers are let into the strings on either side.
Or are you thinking of the capping ? The bit hiding the LED's in Doomed's pictures.
Or are you thinking of the capping ? The bit hiding the LED's in Doomed's pictures.
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Bleeding heck what's an extrusion now ? This is getting a bit joinery orientated
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I think a possible solution would be to put a "false" string up one side, like a small boxing in and run the cables behind that.
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Sounds good. If I can avoid unnecessary chasing of any kind that would be good !
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