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site without specific area allocation. Our Silver Package includes project monitoring, phone support, goods despatched to site floor by floor when required and communica- tion with the installer regarding the technical elements. Our Gold package offers all the benefits of the Silver, plus on-site support from first fix installation to final sign off, deliveries boxed up per room/ circuit, a 5 year system warranty from installation, up to four hours of site visits per year and a completion certificate signed off by the technical manager. If there is an element of control to


your project, we do insist on at least a Silver package as the technical aspects involved need regular monitoring. It’s our level of service and dedication to getting projects absolutely right which sets us apart from our competitors. We are confident in our knowledge and ability to deliver the


We’ve recently produced a bro-


best possible products and service. As well as our design services, we


also offer a product supply service. We have a huge range of suppliers and a vast range of products at our


We have a huge range of suppliers and a vast range of products at our fingertips, meaning that whatever lighting you may need, we’ll have the perfect fitting.


fingertips, meaning that whatever lighting you may need, we’ll have the perfect fitting.


chure of our top selling products – included in there we have our standard range, designed by our team in the UK to cover all bases without breaking the bank! Our de- signer range are products from our biggest supplier, Linea Light who are based in Italy. These are fittings which can be made to your exact specifications, right down to beam angle and colour temperature. The architectural range is made up of our bigger, punchier lights, both in light output and actual size. We also have a composite range of plaster-in fittings – these are especially popular in ultra-modern homes and our exterior range. We feel that the products in our brochure cover the majority of residential lighting requirements. During our previous


projects in the South West,


we’ve formed strong relationships with other companies such as JAM Interiors who we worked with most recently on Kaywana Hall and Raven- seye and on JAM Interiors stunning new showroom at Darts Farm. Our new Sales Account Manager Soraya will be using this showroom for some of her client meetings - the lighting design in the space beautifully show- cases our products.


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LIGHTMASTER is a consultative lighting design and supply Company for residential, historical and commercial projects. We are experts in both natural and artificial light, with specific expertise in LED. We’re split into two different departments - Lightmaster Design for design work and Lightmaster Direct for product supply.


www.lightmaster-design.co.uk Tel: 01803 226154 or 01608 682115


www.lightmaster-direct.co.uk


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