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interiors Latest LED lighting solutions in new brochure
The Greenstock Lamp Company has just published a 120 page colour brochure covering its entire range of LED lighting products, including its U-Connect plug and play system. The comprehensive range of quality products covers many different types of LED lamps, tubes and shatterproof tubes, LED strip and tape all the way through to LED luminaires such as high performance LED flat panels, highbays, floodlights and non-corrosive fittings. With huge
growth in low voltage 12V and 24V LED products, a significant part of the new catalogue is devoted to the LED strip and LED tape. The products lend themselves to architectural and interior design specification such as in retail, kitchens, bathrooms, and in property development.
enq.244 ‘Twin’ trunking duo resolves size issue
Marshall-Tufflex’s Twin165 cable management solution has come up trumps for yet another major educational new-build project, offering generous compartment sizes in a trunking profile able to accommodate height restrictions around window sills. The new £22 million Arts and Sports Academies at Sunderland College’s Bede Campus required an integrated
cable management solution for both buildings. When specifying trunking to carry power and data supplies throughout the new buildings consultants were limited by height restrictions around window sills, Twin165 solved the dilemma, offering a solution for these tricky areas with a flexible, medium-sized, cable containment solution that met the specification and required cable capacity perfectly.
01424 856655
www.marshall-tufflex.com enq.245
MODERN LIGHTING SOLUTIONS more than light
Lighting catalogue with style shots available on request 0208 123 7914
modernlighting.co.uk
enq.246
www.architectsdatafile.co.uk enq.247
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