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the Ceiling Loop

The Main Loop

At least 1” overlap

copper-over-copper

blue-over-blue

Lay the Base Run 

in a single piece with no cuts or interrup-

tions just above the Baserun line all the way around the doll

-

house.  Go thru the dividers’ doors to get to the next rooms.

Get around the Front Door 

with folded corners to avoid 

extra connections in the tapewire.  

Lay the Main Loop 

using the e-slots or stair cutouts to get 

from floor-to-floor.  If you have an e-slot in the Base Floor, 

run the Main Loop all the way into the cellar.

Lay the Sconce Runs 

just above the 5

1

/

2

” sconce run mark.  

Lay the Ceiling Loop 

following the Marks.  The Ceiling 

Loop will connect to the Main Loop or to the Baserun, up the 

wall, across the ceiling, and back down the wall to the Base-

run again.  The Ceiling Loop will connect the Sconce Runs 

to the rest of the dollhouse wiring.  Connect the Ceiling Loop 

on both ends to make the dollhouse wiring connections more 

trouble-free.

The Jack and Plug

: Drill a 

1

/

2

” hole thru the foundation 

(note, the Jack is sized for up to a 

1

/

2

” thick foundation.  If 

your foundation is thicker, create a pocket for the jack by 

carving or drilling so that it can mount 

3

/

8 - 

1

/

2

” ” from the 

outside surface).  The Jack must be close enough to the main 

loop so the connection wire on the Jack can 

easily

 reach.

Remove the nut and glue the Jack into the hole.  Let the glue dry.

Glue

Jack (take off the nut)

 

1

/

2

” 

Drill

Mark for the Ceiling Run

The Main Loop goes thru 

the E-Slot

Mark the Ceiling Loops 

using the 5

1/2

” length of the Lay

-

out Stick from the back edge of the floor.  If your house has 

electrification slots (“e-slot”) close to the middle of the floor 

front-to-back, draw the Ceiling Loop to line up with the e-slot.

Ceiling

Wall

Mark for Sconce Runs 

using the 5

1/2

” length of the 

Layout Stick from the floor.  

Dollhouse Wiring Quickstart Guide

 

 

 

Folded - no eyelets

The Ceiling Loop is side-to-side, the Ceiling Run is front-to-back

.

Lay a Ceiling Run

 front-to-back in the center of each room 

or wherever your plan needs power for ceiling lights.

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