Hi,
I’m looking for advice on the led layout in the diagram linked below. It’s a bathroom in an Edinburgh Victorian flat. Ceiling is flat for approx half the length, then slopes down at 45 degrees to a dormer window.
I’ve read here that general advice is to have Dow light no closer than 600 from wall. But what about a loping ceiling? I was thinking 300 from that point as a sort of compromise. The diagram shows 250 and 500, but perhaps 300 and 600 would be better.
So in the flat part of main ceiling there would be a light in each corner - 600 and 600 in the two right hand corners and 600 and 300 in the corners where the flat ceiling meets the sloping ceiling. Should I also add a fifth spot centred between these 4 lights?
I also plan to add one spot in the ceiling of the dormer window section.
Thanks
Ian
I’m looking for advice on the led layout in the diagram linked below. It’s a bathroom in an Edinburgh Victorian flat. Ceiling is flat for approx half the length, then slopes down at 45 degrees to a dormer window.
I’ve read here that general advice is to have Dow light no closer than 600 from wall. But what about a loping ceiling? I was thinking 300 from that point as a sort of compromise. The diagram shows 250 and 500, but perhaps 300 and 600 would be better.
So in the flat part of main ceiling there would be a light in each corner - 600 and 600 in the two right hand corners and 600 and 300 in the corners where the flat ceiling meets the sloping ceiling. Should I also add a fifth spot centred between these 4 lights?
I also plan to add one spot in the ceiling of the dormer window section.
Thanks
Ian