- Location
- Chapel Hill, NC
- Occupation
- Retired Electrical Contractor
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stickboy1375 said:I'm doing a house with closet lights already roughed in for a fluorescent light strip above the door, the problem is that the carpenters installed shelving all the way to the top of the closet, and the shelving is 18" to 20" deep, but its adjustable, so, the question is, can I (A) fix the top shelve to meet the required spacing, or (B) make the top shelf a 12" shelf and still fix it and still meet my spacing requirement.
sandsnow said:Remember 410.8 only applies to "clothes" closets. So a linen closet with shelves from floor to ceiling is not covered.
iwire said:
You must have bought the portable cooking version.cowboyjwc said:I put the batteries in the first one and withing 2 minutes I couldn't touch the fixture it was so hot. flipped it over to pull out the batteries and they were both bulged. Did the same thing in three of the lights.
dcspector said:I agree on the prescriptive end, but linen and clothes clothes and linen. what is enforceable and whats not. Linen is not "Clothes" ? Makes good sense..hmmm?
LarryFine said:You must have bought the portable cooking version.![]()
sandsnow said:If it doesn't have a "clothes-hanging rod" then it's not a clothes closet. Or if your Bldg Official says it's a Utility Room.
stickboy1375 said:It doesn't, his opinion, IMO is incorrect, a clothes closet is a clothes closet with or without a rod... Otherwise you could install a panel in a closet as long as no rod was installed![]()
cowboyjwc said:Where does it say that you can't put a panel in a closet?
Dennis Alwon said:Where did you find this definition? I agree if the closet has a rod then it is a clothes closet but where does it say that a clothes closet must have a rod?
sandsnow said:At some point you just have to draw the line and get on with it.
It would be nice if there was a definition.
leads one to believe that this is code. I just want to make sure that others here understand that this is your interpretation as an inspector. Not all inspectors will agree with that interpretation and the NEC does not support it.If it doesn't have a "clothes-hanging rod" then it's not a clothes closet.