Since you are so handy electrical wise I was wondering if you knew how to put switches in for wall mounted lights. Despite housing inspection making me a few years ago switch over some of my pull chain lights, the kitchens mainly, (duplex), I still have pull chains in the bedrooms and wall mounted lamps with a turn switch on the bottom. Back than all the electrician did was take some tin snips and cut a square in the kitchen lamp housing than run some metal housing the wires across the ceiling and down the wall to a switch. I am remodeling my bathroom and would like to get rid of the pull chain light in there, kids always are pulling the string to hard and breaking them and I am tired of replacing the connector inside. Because it's a bathroom I'd have to do gfci. Would the hot/cold wires be run down that housing to the switch plate or because it's a gfci is it more complicated than that.
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