Ceiling Cove Lighting
Perimeter coves that wash the ceiling plane with indirect light.
Overview
Designing ceiling cove lighting.
Interior integration is a coordination exercise: channel depth, drywall or millwork return, driver location and dimming all get resolved before anything is installed. The result is a clean line of light with no visible hardware.
Benefits
- Built to the exact dimensions of your opening, stair or surface.
- Materials and coatings chosen for the exposure at your site.
- Concealed fasteners and clean transitions to concrete, tile, stone and glass.
- Lighting integration planned into the assembly when specified.
- Single point of responsibility for design, fabrication and installation.
Suitable applications
Residential and commercial projects including stairs, balconies, pool areas, patios, walkways, entrances and interior spaces.
Installation process
- 01Site review and field measurement of the actual opening or surface.
- 02Shop drawings issued for your approval, including finish and lighting details.
- 03Fabrication in our shop with finishing completed before delivery.
- 04Installation with concealed fastening and coordination with adjacent trades.
- 05Final adjustment, cleaning and a walkthrough of care requirements.
FAQ
Common questions.
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