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S Swanky Tiki Socialite Hapa Haole Hideaway, Knoxville, TN Joined: Apr 03, 2002 Posts: 5398	S Swanky Posted posted on Thu, Aug 9, 2012 1:10 PM And on Monkey Man's point... Even with a 4 gang in the ceiling on a switch, to "turn on" the bar, I must: Hit dimmer switch for lights on mug shelf. Flip power strip behind chair A Flip power strip behind chair B Flip power strip beside couch Flip inline switch beside couch Flip power strip under bar Flip light switch behind bar Turn on home theater Hit remote for under bar lights Hit switch for LED lights in the thatch And I have consolidated A LOT of stuff to those power strips! Everything I could I put on power strips and attached them into the overheard switch. My last step may be to install a bunch of clappers! How many things do you turn on to get your bar going?

And on Monkey Man's point... Even with a 4 gang in the ceiling on a switch, to "turn on" the bar, I must:

Hit dimmer switch for lights on mug shelf.
Flip power strip behind chair A
Flip power strip behind chair B
Flip power strip beside couch
Flip inline switch beside couch
Flip power strip under bar
Flip light switch behind bar
Turn on home theater
Hit remote for under bar lights
Hit switch for LED lights in the thatch

And I have consolidated A LOT of stuff to those power strips! Everything I could I put on power strips and attached them into the overheard switch. My last step may be to install a bunch of clappers!

How many things do you turn on to get your bar going?

Post #647622 by Swanky on Thu, Aug 9, 2012 1:10 PM