Hey all, this is probably a pretty basic question, but I have never been very adept electrically. I am completely renovating my bathroom. As it stands now, there is one light in the room. Power runs to the fixture, and there is a drop leg switch for it by the door. I am adding a second light over the sink. I was going to run power to that fixture, and then do a second drop leg switch by the door. For aesthetic purposes, I bought a double switch for 2 single poles (stacked horizontal switches). I thought I could just run each of my switch wires to a switch and that would be that. Am I correct in my thinking? I have no problem buying a double box and putting two separate single switched in it. I was just trying to make everything as least invasive to wall space as possible. Sorry if this is a simple questions, but I don't believe in trial and error when it comes to electric....much too dangerous. Any help is really appreciated so I can get this done and get some drywall up. Thanks!

Hi all, And thanks for allowing me to join your forum it sure looks informative! My question/problem is my shop currently has 8' T12 fluorescent lights and they are terrible for fine work which is what I do a lot of. I have read that the T5 HO low bay Fluorescents with a 135watt bulb are the way to go for a [B]bright[/B] work environment. Is this the way to go or is there a better way to get that on the sun brightness I need lol. Do you have recommendations as where to purchase.Thanks for any and all advice. Mark