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Downlight choice
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No argument from me on your experience.
I have used the ones I recommended, but find for living rooms other than kitchens and bathrooms I get cones of light and cross shadows even with those 110deg downlights.
(Other option I have used is panel lights, but found they are better in appearance for office than house).
Which downlights do you recommend to get?
I have used the ones I recommended, but find for living rooms other than kitchens and bathrooms I get cones of light and cross shadows even with those 110deg downlights.
(Other option I have used is panel lights, but found they are better in appearance for office than house).
Which downlights do you recommend to get?
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Downlights are excellent for kitchen, bathrooms and hallways, IMO. They look good, modern and more importantly provide required illumination.
I won't use it for my living room or bedrooms but have seen people do and it's up to them, may be one day I will.
I find Aurora the best brand, ease of use, product variety, support and warranty length 5 years plus they are UK based. Their website have videos for each product and downloads too. I have used the EFDpro range in my kitchen, did it myself, very easy to install and recommend it.
I won't use it for my living room or bedrooms but have seen people do and it's up to them, may be one day I will.
I find Aurora the best brand, ease of use, product variety, support and warranty length 5 years plus they are UK based. Their website have videos for each product and downloads too. I have used the EFDpro range in my kitchen, did it myself, very easy to install and recommend it.
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