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Garage Lighting
I'm just doing up my garage/workshop and would appreciate advice on
what sort of lighting to put up. It's a double-width garage, one smallish window on one side. During daylight that's sufficient but with the evenings drawing in I'm going to be relying on candlepower more and more. I currently have a 100w bulb centrally, and one 40w flourescent either side. That's sufficient for me to find my way around, but for workshop purposes I'm wondering about how to improve the lighting so as to be able to work comfortably. Have thought about putting a 100w bulb in each corner (as well as the central bulb), but that adds up to 500w of power consumption - quite a lot relatively speaking. Perhaps someone has used other types of light source which they could recommend. PoP |
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