Out and About LEDtec (UK) LTD SLABS UK
2 BURGER Bonanza Burger boon restaurant lights up.
SLABS has been voted one of London's hottest new burger joints by renowned website ZAGAT, it’s a UK company and has beaten two famous American chains. Their burgers include Wagyu beef with roasted shitake mushrooms and they have one with lobster tail and soft-shell crab. The owner of SLABS, Steve Christou wanted a balance of urban and luxury chic in his New York style warehouse restaurant with exposed brick, distressed tiles and slate cladding with comfortable lighting. Christou commented "Lighting is a major part of the restaurant's ambience. LEDtec calculated this to be exactly right. LED lights also show the true colour of our fresh, organic produce." Working with interior design team 1.61 London, they now have bespoke energy- saving lighting using the latest technology. LEDtec lamps are dimmable and cool to the touch, with a calm and comfortable atmosphere. This lighting fits in perfectly with the contemporary style of the restaurant. There are bare bulbs
suspended on coarse ropes which are above the bar area with specially adjusted lamps that are usually used in warehousing. LEDtec also supplied all of the spotlights on the ceiling and the bar lighting as well as the lights for the kitchen and conveniences. Compared to other lighting, LED technology could give a reduction of around 85% on energy. They also save on costs and maintenance. It doesn’t matter how busy the restaurant gets it will always remain a comfortable place for visitors and staff alike. LEDtec (UK) Ltd Director, George Leonidou, said "Dimmable, colour controlled LED lighting is perfect for modern interiors. With new technologies and designs, LED lights can also add to the whole brand philosophy of contemporary spaces."
Contact LEDtec (UK) Ltd +44 (0)208 275 0789
www.ledtec.co.uk
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