In
Hawaii, the County building departments require all new construction to have a
licensed electrical contractor doing all the wiring for your new home.
This page
includes general information, and your contractor will oversee and perform all
your wiring and electrical installations according to your electrical plans and
the fixtures you select for your new home.
Q.
With all the open woodworking, how do you
install electrical wiring and light fixtures in these homes?
A. It is very easy to do these installations. Your electrician
will have no problem wiring the light fixtures of your choice, professionally and
discretely.
As you know, your Multi-Facetted home is panelized.
And In between each of the wall and/or roof panels there is room to run channels
for wiring, which will be covered over once your redwood trim pieces have been
applied. The result is a furniture-quality finish that hides the wiring to your
lights, switches and/or outlets.
Here are some photos of various kinds of installed light
fixtures:
Ceiling Fan / Lights, centrally
installed:
Ceiling Fan / Lights, installed
wherever you like:
Wall-Mount or Sconce Light Fixtures:
Surface-mounted central Ceiling Light:
Ceiling-Suspended Light Fixtures:
(Wiring is hidden underneath the
Redwood
Trim pieces.)
For light switches, switch boxes or outlet
plugs,
you can run the wire in from behind the
included Redwood Trim:
Light Switches:
(Light switch and fan control - view
and close-up)
(Light switch and alarm panel - view and
close-up)
Electrical Outlets:
Flush-mount or Surface-mount
(view and close-up)
And on single-wall areas, you can also run wires
along inside-corners or door moldings, and then cover them
with a redwood conduit molding:
(view and close-up)
Those are just some examples out of
many, and you can see that it's
easy to install just about any types of lighting, plugs and switches you may
like, in Multi-Facetted Homes.
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