horrible LED lighting
dcoakley23
4 years ago
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Comments (10)The tiler has not grouted them yet so maybe this does not help the look. The colour is called Bianco so a neutral colour tile in day time but at night they loose their colour and look cold concrete and look really horrible. LED lights don't help either. I deliberated so long about whether tiles or wood was right but decided tiles because of the underfloor heating. I have made wrong decision and not sure how to rectify the expensive mistake now. I will upload photo when they are grouted and would welcome some advice thank you. Will rugs be enough to disguise the hard cold look of them. Not sure tiles in a living area works in UK ....See MoreHi happy new year, I have a little query about under cabinet led light
Comments (2)If you're trying to shorten the lead between the LED lamp and the driver unit, I'd suggest taking the LED to an electrical wholesaler (open on tuesday) and they can see if they have (or order for you) the correct size replacement connector, or might be able to do it for you. Alternatives could be to remove a section of the cable and reconnect the 2 ends with either crimps or wago connectors. Other thing to note is some LED's don't like having their cables shortened or extended as it may effect their operation so when i used to install kitchens i would coil the cable up, tape it, then hide behind the back of the wall unit....See MoreI love subtle lighting and plan to use led strips with a baffle
Comments (3)To do it on the cheap... You can just buy some LED strips - you might need an electrician to install them if they need hard wiring in, or you could potentially plug them in. LED strips tend to come with a transformer, which is a box that you'll need to hide - you can bury it in the ceiling but if you do then you'll need to patch and skim the plaster. Instead of creating the plaster shelf, you can do that with mdf and paint it, or use a coving type of pre-made plaster detail to the edges leaving a gap for the LED strip to go in. Personally I think you get a better result if you install a picture rail further below the ceiling height so the LED lighting strip sits on top of that and then you get the top of the wall and the whole ceiling lit and reflecting light down. There are lots of ways to do it really. Definitely bouncing light off your flat surfaces creates much more beautiful and overall better lighting than something like inset spotlights....See Moredcoakley23
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