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  "name": "How do older Salt Lake City homes affect under-cabinet lighting installations?",
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      "name": "How do older Salt Lake City homes affect under-cabinet lighting installations?",
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        "text": "Homeowners in Salt Lake City historic neighborhoods like The Avenues, Harvard-Yale, or Capitol Hill often face unique structural constraints when remodeling older kitchens. Older lath-and-plaster walls, shallow original cabinetry, and ungrounded electrical circuits require careful investigation before adding modern low-voltage systems. In these homes, general contractors often run new dedicated circuits from the main panel through floor joists or basements to avoid damaging historic plaster. Using shallow-depth, high-output LED tape channels ensures modern brightness fits within historic cabinet frames without altering original architectural millwork.",
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        "description": "Older homes with lath-and-plaster walls or original cabinetry often require new dedicated circuit runs from below and shallow fixture profiles to preserve historic trim."
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  "description": "Older homes with lath-and-plaster walls or original cabinetry often require new dedicated circuit runs from below and shallow fixture profiles to preserve histo"
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