Can you have chandelier in bathroom?
You can make a chandelier work in a smaller bathroom, but choose a small fixture rather than a large one like the elegant chandelier seen here. You need overhead space to hang a chandelier. Because of the electrical requirements, a chandelier works best in bathrooms with high or vaulted ceilings.Click to see full answer. Hereof,…
You can make a chandelier work in a smaller bathroom, but choose a small fixture rather than a large one like the elegant chandelier seen here. You need overhead space to hang a chandelier. Because of the electrical requirements, a chandelier works best in bathrooms with high or vaulted ceilings.Click to see full answer. Hereof, can I use any light in the bathroom?Basically, if you situate lights inside designated ‘zones’ in a bathroom, the fittings need to have an IP rating (explained below). But outside those zones then any standard lights are fine to use. is a bathroom considered a damp location? Almost all finished indoor areas are considered dry locations, including your bathroom, washroom, and above the kitchen sink. That said, installing sconces as bathroom vanity lighting will not require a damp or wet location rating. The same goes for a flush mount above your kitchen sink. Similarly, it is asked, is it safe to hang a chandelier over a bathtub? Bathroom Chandelier Concerns The National Electric Code (NEC) from 2011 requires that any part of a light fixture, including crystals dangling from chandeliers, must be a minimum of 8 feet above the highest portion of a tub’s walls. This no-chandelier zone extends out horizontally 3 feet around the tub rim.Where do you hang a chandelier over a bathtub?The National Electric Code for the U.S. says that hanging fixtures should be at least 8 feet above the top of the bathtub rim. If that’s not doable in your space, consider hanging the chandelier at the center of the room for a fancy bathroom that’s luxurious and still up to code.
