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Posted by Mikepier on October 10, 2007, 8:16 am
> An alternative to conventional track lighting might be the FreeJack system
> from Teck Lighting. This system has a recessed lighting adapter available
> that could allow you to convert your existing recessed fixtures into a
> variety of fixtures including spots, pendants, etc. One site that carries
> this product
ishttp://www.lightingforum.com/tech/tech_lighting_freejack_index.htm. I hope
> this helps.
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> > We have moved into a new house that has only three ceiling recessed
> > lights in the master bathroom. Two of them are above the two sinks.
> > There is a space above the mirror on the wall behind the sinks.
> > How can I add a set of wall hanging lights to provide more light?
> > Thanks
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Like others said, no matter what you are going to have to do some
wiring. If wiring proves difficult, try removing your medicine
cabinet. If it was recessed it might wiring easier. Or as a
suggestion, if you are interested in getting a new medicine cabinet,
you will probably have to reframe the opening anyway and thus might
make wiring easier and plus you have more options as to what light
fixture you want.
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