Yes, if you place cans that keep away the insulation, it shouldn't be a major issue. Additionally, alucoated lamps are recommended. These lamps have a layer of alu paint(?) which allows more heat to radiate into the room instead of behind the lamp.
We bought 3-liter metal paint cans at the paint store.
First, check what kind of spots (downlights) you need. There are some differences in how they can be installed.
We bought 3-liter metal paint cans at the paint store.
First, check what kind of spots (downlights) you need. There are some differences in how they can be installed.
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You should always have an air gap or air space above each spot if they are recessed; there are quite low surface-mounted ones that don't need an air gap.
Do as "Fasting" says, use jars or plastic boxes intended for this purpose; they are a bit lower but long and have an air space of about 5 liters. These are good because you still maintain good insulation above.
You should always have an air gap or air space above each spot if they are recessed; there are quite low surface-mounted ones that don't need an air gap.
Do as "Fasting" says, use jars or plastic boxes intended for this purpose; they are a bit lower but long and have an air space of about 5 liters. These are good because you still maintain good insulation above.
Buy regular metal buckets from your paint dealer, I did that and saved about 600 SEK compared to if I had gone to Bauhaus and bought buckets meant for spotlights. They are exactly the same except they don't have handles on them at Bauhaus.