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Old 11-07-2012, 10:18 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by dhillon09 View Post
good explanation but OP needs to run power over from another light, and hang the fixture into a concrete roof. It'd be pretty straight forward if there was already an existing chandelier that he could just replace and use the pre-existing switch.
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from his OP it seemed like he already had a chandelier and just wanted to replace it with a new one. that is re/re not new install?

edit: nvm.

totally mis-read that.

OP go hire an electrician and get it done right. otherwise you'll have to go get lengths of 14-2 and maybe 14-3 if you wanna do a 3 way switch setup. as well as fish tape to pull wire, etc etc.

not worth the headache of doing it yourself especially if you havent dont it before.

the prices you were quoted seem reasonable now that i realize whats going on.

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