HOUSE > BEDROOM > LIGHTING > BESIDE BED
Keep light switches within reach close to the bed, including both the bedroom lights and the bedside lamp. This will help prevent you from falling out of bed.
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Last update: March 2005

HOUSE > BATHROOM > PERSONAL SAFETY > LIGHTS
Make sure that the lighting is very good throughout the bathroom and that all electrical appliances can be safely and easily used.
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Last update: March 2005

HOUSE > KITCHEN > OVERVIEW > LIGHTS
You will often find yourself working between the cooker and the sink, so it is important to have a work top space between them. In addition, leave some free work space near to the refrigerator and the oven, as this will enable you to position items properly.
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Last update: March 2005

HOUSE > HALLWAY > LIGHTING > OVERVIEW
The hallway should be lit well. Be sure you have sufficient lighting in the room, but it is not too bright. The best possible light comes from two lights which are situated on either side of the mirror at a height of approximately 2 metres from the floor. The light must not glare.
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Last update: March 2005

HOUSE > LIVINGROOM > LIGHTING > OVERVIEW
Lighting should be easy on the eyes throughout the room. In some places the light must be good enough, for example, for reading.
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Last update: May 2013