Lights for Lift Lobbies & Hotel Corridors
Hallways require a reasonable level of light but would also benefit from lighting with low running costs. Wall lights are a good option and if used correctly can provide interest to otherwise plain walls. Lifts and lobbies definitely require a good level of lighting for safety reasons.
Angled Lightcaster for Low-Level Lighting - Skim Coat required
£95.00
Pinhole LED Guide Light - Low Glare Wash Light For Inside or Out
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Wide Up and Down Brushed Aluminium Bathroom Wall Light
£267.00
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Large Low Profile Square Energy-Saving Acrylic & Steel Ceiling Light
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Classic and Elegant Twin Arm Wall Light & Curved Fabric Shade
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SLV Modern Glossy Black Up and Down Wall Light
£90.00
High Powered Indirect LED Wall Light - LED Backlight luminaire
2 Products£105.00
Slot Trimless Plaster-In Low Level GuideLight
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Square Trimless Plaster-In Low Level GuideLight
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Sleek Wall Light with Wrap-Around Shade - Bronze or Polished Chrome
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Modern Round Flush-Mounted Drum Fabric Shade - Two Interior Lampholders
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Art Deco Style Wall Light - Silver or Gold Option
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Lighting for corridors and hallways
Many lobbies and hallways are not really rooms more corridors with entry and exit points to another office or room. Often long and narrow, and not fit for many furnishes, these areas need good lighting to emphasise the walls and paintings to invite people to walk along them. Lifts, lobbies and hallways are transient places many without natural daylight and therefore require good lighting. As well as these hallways, there are often staircases and adjacent landings to be considered.