Ken Wingard is showing you how to turn an old bathroom light fixture into a stylish, modern one. Get more Home & Family How-To's here: www.hallmarkchannel.com/home-a...
I would love to make this but I have no idea how to connect the electrical wires to the ceiling electrical? Are you running a wire up one of the metal hangers?
I have a couple questions. First, that E6000 adhesive hasn't been that great for me, so I really have doubts on how long it will hold. Second, since the only thing holding the fascia on is basically friction from the caps, wonder how long until the weight of the jars causes the entire fascia to drop? This is a good starting point and all, but it needs a bit more to make it something that isn't going to fall apart in humidity and temperature changes.
But how is it hanging, what's it's hanging on and how does it work when the electrical wires are not in the ceiling?? I want to do this but I Do Not have any kind of electrical outlet in my ceiling. Has to be a way to do it 🤔
I see some electrical hazards, first the little hole where the wires passes through the top needs to be in somehow fire rated protected, then top of it it needs a electrical box to splice them correctly. I saw the put tape on wires to hire them and stick them to surface, that's a no no. the idea is great but consider doing more SAFETY STEPS
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How is the fixture's hook rods attached to the ceiling??? Would have been nice to see the actual hanging technique.
I would love to make this but I have no idea how to connect the electrical wires to the ceiling electrical? Are you running a wire up one of the metal hangers?
I have a couple questions. First, that E6000 adhesive hasn't been that great for me, so I really have doubts on how long it will hold. Second, since the only thing holding the fascia on is basically friction from the caps, wonder how long until the weight of the jars causes the entire fascia to drop? This is a good starting point and all, but it needs a bit more to make it something that isn't going to fall apart in humidity and temperature changes.
Nice video but should've gave tips on the electrical installation side and the ceiling mounting part .
Where are / how is the electricity hooked up?
Wow its so simple ..
Thank you
how did you wire to ceiling ? where you hook the ground wire from ceiling to light ?
Can you give an amazon link to that light fixture?
So....were did they hide the wire that connects to the ceiling. They didnt show that part. The sample doesnt look like its connected
What kind of light bulbs are them
But how is it hanging, what's it's hanging on and how does it work when the electrical wires are not in the ceiling?? I want to do this but I Do Not have any kind of electrical outlet in my ceiling. Has to be a way to do it 🤔
I see some electrical hazards, first the little hole where the wires passes through the top needs to be in somehow fire rated protected, then top of it it needs a electrical box to splice them correctly. I saw the put tape on wires to hire them and stick them to surface, that's a no no. the idea is great but consider doing more SAFETY STEPS
i finally found it, have ugly vanity ligth