Monday, 14 March 2011

Power Points 2 and Light Fixtures

Met with Greg the electrician and Victor at the apartment. Here is the agreed list which Jeff will use to provide a quote. Deleted previous entry on same boring details...

Island power unit
- if possible, embed power point in the floor close to stairs. Jeff mentioned a low profile unit which may fit into the concrete floor. I dont mind if it protruded a little above the floor level as the sideboard will cover it up anyways.
- if not, then run wire beneath the lowest stair thread and mount power point on stairs.
- B&O sound system requires existing 110->220 transformer. Victor to drill hole into back (or base?) of black-marble sideboard so transformer and wires can be hidden inside.
- ad-hoc for desk clock, hoover, etc

Living Room
- Floor lamp and table lamp next to sofa. Can use existing point on right wall.
- Wall decorations (eg. fairy lights). Locate power point quite high up the right wall.
- Lightbox for photograph (on wall between windows and main left wall)
- Closet will contain the flat-screen TV so this will require an inside-closet point.


Dining area/Window seating
a. Charging station inside window seating for:
- laptop, ipad, mobile phones, blackberry, laptop, kindle, camera 
b. Along base of window requires 1 power point every 12 feet (assuming if there's inspection)
- desk lamp
- ad-hoc like Hoover, etc.
- SAD lamp (re-visit if I find a wall-mountable unit)

Kitchen
- hood
- fridge
- oven
- microwave
- dishwasher
- garbage disposal unit
- toaster
- coffee maker
- ad-hoc points for spice-grinder, blender, slow cooker, etc

Mezzanine
- table clock
- side lamp
- floor lamp
- charging station for iphone, blackberry, laptop, ipad, kindle, etc
- ad-hoc point for hoover, iron, etc.

Misc
- AC unit
- in-line humidifier unit
- various other points which are requried legally
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We also agreed on the following light fixtures

Living Room
- cluster of edison lights over dining table
- cluster of edison lights near stairs
- inside closet lights
- down lights in hallway

Kitchen
- down lights
- under open-shelf lights

Bathroom
- down lights
- vanity edison lights mounted into mirrored wall

Mezzanine
- no down light due to height restriction
- long thin LED light (as per 9M) on wall above bed
- mounted swivel-arm bedside lamps
- track-lighting for inside of walk-in closet
- vanity edison lights mounted above sink and urinal

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