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I live in an apartment and sick of tripping over wires and having to
live with dimly lit rooms. I live in a bright light that comes from above me. Fixing anything to the ceiling is out- as I live in one of those apartments with popcorn ceiling. So I bought a couple of wall scones. I would like to know what I need to get this done. The wall scone has three wires and the home depot guys gave me a 16 guage wire and a heavy duty plug- the plug is big and butt ugly ![]() What are the things I need to be aware of before I attach the wall scones wires to the 16 ga wire and the plug ? I understand that the danger is more the otherway around when converting a lamp with zip wires into a light fixture because the wires will be inside the wall and all that. I am going to mount the scones directly 5-6 feet above the socket and attach the wires to the wall with those things you get from ikea to coer the ugly wires. Thanks Anita |
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