LED "downlight" for shower cubicle "feature"

[Octopus]

Pretty mush as the title suggests, got a client who wants a LED "downlight" to illuminate a small feature in their shower - so I'm thinking decking type lights -anyone got any suggestions for a product?

Thanks

 

[Silly Sausage]

If you post your ideas, we may be able to discuss this

 

[Octopus]

Thought one of these would look nice!

 

[Andy78]

As usual, not enough information !

What colour are the lights to be ? are they to be mounted in the ceiling or wall ? is this accent lighting or to provide enough light to use the room too ?

come on ..... give a dog a bone ;P

 

[ferg]

Can someone move this to the DIY section please

 

[dingledong]

What difference does colour make ?

 

[Octopus]

As usual, not enough information !

What colour are the lights to be ? are they to be mounted in the ceiling or wall ? is this accent lighting or to provide enough light to use the room too ?

come on ..... give a dog a bone ;P

All they wants is a single downlight! Mounted in a "feature" (recess) in the wall. The ceiling will have 5 or 6 watt LED's

 

[Andy78]

All they wants is a single downlight! Mounted in a "feature" (recess) in the wall. The ceiling will have 5 or 6 watt LED's

Ugh .. how much space do you have above the top of the recess for the fitting ?

 

[dingledong]

Been up all night Andy not your usuall joyous self

 

[Paul.M]

Something like this?

 

[Octopus]

Something like this?

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Spot on judging by the "vague" description.

What lights were used in here?

Thanks mate

 

[Octopus]

Ugh .. how much space do you have above the top of the recess for the fitting ?

Well, the wal is a stud wall so about 4 inches deep and a couple of foot high!

 

[Andy78]

Saxby do some small low output lights,but for some reason only in cool white or blue ..... Not used these particular ones myself but their other LED products are good
Saxby Lighting - Recessed & Guide

I would suggest decking lights if they didn't always come in 5s or 10s

 

[Paul.M]

I would suggest decking lights if they didn't always come in 5s or 10s

You can cut them down from 10 to 6, I have without any problems. Drivers dont normally like this but I've done it twice with no come backs (yet).

 

[Andy78]

You can cut them down from 10 to 6, I have without any problems. Drivers dont normally like this but I've done it twice with no come backs (yet).

He only wants one though ....

 

[Paul.M]

I missed that, go for 230V LED GU10 if he has the room to fit it.

 

[Octopus]

I missed that, go for 230V LED GU10 if he has the room to fit it.

that was my original thought but I think it would be too large diameter so the subtle ness may not work!

 

[Richard Burns]

Perhaps you could use IP rated plinth lights, either one bigger one or two or three smaller ones, depending on the size of the alcove and the size of the "feature".