[shcisamax]

One of the reason we did not put in more lighting is it is code that you cannot have a light source...either 5 or 6 ft. from water...can't remember which. That eliminated the area where the pool was. We could only put in two at one end of the lanai where we had enough space.

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Originally Posted by shcisamax

One of the reason we did not put in more lighting is it is code that you cannot have a light source...either 5 or 6 ft. from water...can't remember which. That eliminated the area where the pool was. We could only put in two at one end of the lanai where we had enough space.

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