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For questions on the general topic of the upper containing surface of a room or other enclosure. Please use additional tags to refer to a specific area of concern, such as lighting, insulation, repair, painting, waterproofing, etc. If your question refers to a [ceiling-fan], please use that tag instead!
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Can I hide my load wire behind a pvc raceway?
The ceiling in this room is vaulted with no attic. I have two ceiling lights where there is no power supply in the ceiling. … We want to replace the fixtures and try to hide these wires without having to dig into our walls and ceiling. There are empty junction boxes in the ceiling that the fixtures are screwed in to. …
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