All I know is that they are required for every habitable room and you cannot put them on the floor or the ceiling.
All I know is that they are required for every habitable room and you cannot put them on the floor or the ceiling.does code require that a lightswitch be on the same side of a doorway as the doorknob?....
But how fun it would be to wire up someones house and put all the switches in the ceiling, the look on there face would be priceless.All I know is that they are required for every habitable room and you cannot put them on the floor or the ceiling.
Guess they wouldn't be in the market for a 'clapper' either?I've always had the bathroom lights switch on the outside
Bedrooms & other rooms on the inside
Walk-in closet on the outside
What if the person did not have arms & wanted floor switches?
well crap, there goes that plan...All I know is that they are required for every habitable room and you cannot put them on the floor or the ceiling.
Nope. While this is a convenience issue, it is not a Code violation to locate a wall switch behind a door.does code require that a lightswitch be on the same side of a doorway as the doorknob?....
How do you keep everyone from turning the lights off on you and leaving you sitting in the dark? In the one place I lived with the switches like that it was regular practice to turn the light off as you walked by.I've always had the bathroom lights switch on the outside
What's your reasoning for that? It just seems "wrong".I've always had the bathroom lights switch on the outside
I was wondering the same thing.How do you keep everyone from turning the lights off on you and leaving you sitting in the dark?
What's your reasoning for that? It just seems "wrong".
Outside lighted switch controls one overhead lightHow do you keep everyone from turning the lights off on you and leaving you sitting in the dark? In the one place I lived with the switches like that it was regular practice to turn the light off as you walked by.