Submitted by smokeymacncheese t3_ykt0kh in jerseycity
Miringanes t1_iuz4122 wrote
Reply to comment by Yr9012 in Recessed Lighting by smokeymacncheese
It’s also because the ceilings of most luxury buildings are concrete slabs in the bedroom and living room. I have recessed lighting in the hallway, kitchen and bathroom because they had the ability to do it due to the gwb ceiling used to conceal the sprinkler branch piping
smokeymacncheese OP t1_iv0wzv4 wrote
That's fair and does make sense. Tbh I just assumed it was a cost saving measure and also increases the time of building wiring every apartment with overhead lighting. And since there is no regulation saying you need to do it and most people are happy without they never bothered.
I also found it weird that in the bathrooms there's not a drain in the middle of the room in case water over flows (other than the drain in the tub/shower)
Miringanes t1_iv0yj5l wrote
The floor drain in a bathroom is more of a commercial thing than residential thing and there is no code requiring it AFAIK.
A lot of buildings do actually have a light fixture in the living room, just not recessed, there’s typically nothing in the bedrooms though.
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