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#88659 07/02/04 01:35 PM
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At our last IAEI Chapter meeting here in Michigan I heard from the podium a rather acceptable definition of tub and shower space. It was stated that the footprint and up to the ceiling of these items represent the area that we need to respect when it comes to switches and receptacles. I like it :-)


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#88660 07/02/04 04:41 PM
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Sounds like common sense to me. Oh wait we use the NEC. [Linked Image]


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