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Insulation in this roof void is in contact with the back of the recessed light fixtures causing a potential fire hazard. Insulation must be kept clear of the backs of recessed lights by at least 200mm or a cowl (available from all electrical supply stores) should be placed around such lights to prevent insulation from contacting lights.
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By AdminPublished On: September 24th, 2013Categories: Building Inspections0 Comments on Ceiling insulation causes a fire hazard – Hervey BayTags: BPI Building & Pest Inspections, Building Inspections, downlight fire hazard, downlight insulation fire, fire hazard in roof








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