How To Light a Basement

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In this video we discuss how to light your basement quickly and easily with 6″ recessed light fixtures. We discuss how many lights you will need and where to place the lights for the best lighting results.
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  1. Great video! I'm doing the ceiling in my otherwise finished basement and getting ready to order cans. I have close to 900 sq ft finished, I was thinking 16-18 cans total

  2. I am finishing my basement and I have a light placement question. I have a roughly 12 x 13 room that has a 4 foot sofit on one wall and a 18 inch sofit on the opposite wall that hide heating ducts and plumbing respectively. I have gone ahead and ran a sofit on each perpendicular wall to create a tray ceiling. The question I have is should I center the light in the room or center it in the tray since the tray is offset in the room?

  3. Good idea although i will probably use the led canisters. Also, there are formulas for the amount of lumens you need for the space and type of light. Great ideas! Didnt know about the basement stair bottom lighting code! This gave me a lot of ideas. Building a closet with 10 ft ceiling where attic access is and 9 ft wide with 6 ft doors. Trying to figure out lighting for that.

  4. Hi. At around 6min, you describe about banding – To get your ceiling frame below the pipes & wiring (if they are below the joists), so that you can install drywall directly to the 2×4 . In my case, my waterline pipes extend 3in below the joists. Can I anchor two 2×4's to the ceiling joists to create a ceiling frame , for my drywall ceiling? Please advise. If so, I intend to screw in the first 2×4 to the joists & then nail the second 2×4 to the first 2×4.

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