Fibre optic ceiling lights

[Davisss]

Greetings everyone. I have a customer who is hell bent on having fibre optic lights in the ceiling in his bathroom but there will be no access from above. I haven't fitted them before but have looked into it and it seems you need to get above to poke the lights through. Also the light source would need to be accessable which it won't be in the ceiling.
Any input would be greatly appreciated.

Dave

 

[Guest111]

Guys, thanks very much for your feedback. As i thought he is gonna need some form of ceiling access to make this work. It will be an interesting conversation as he is pretty rich and used to getting his own way!

Well it should make a change then shouldn,t it not getting his own way,and you know the old saying "A CHANGE IS AS GOOD AS A REST"

 

[JD6400]

Better late than never !

Only just worked out how to upload photos .

 

[Richard Burns]

Nice one, good galaxy!

 

[Guitarist]

Very cool :star:

 

[JD6400]

Thanks , the camera does not do it justice really and it is far more realistic in the dark .

The only draw back to using the spare kit to do my daughters room was that her little brother then wanted something of his own !







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[DPG]

That's excellent! Daz

 

[Guitarist]

Very impressed

 

[Mike Johnson]

It all accords what sort of effect your client wants, if it's just peripheral lighting to a room then the Schluter units are the best I have used, got them here: Trim Lighting - Tile Trim - https://lilleytileandstone.co.uk/tile-trim/trim-lighting.html and shipped them to France for the shower I am building, can be an uplighter or downlighter, looks better in the flesh.

 

[ipf]

I must say, it is quite interesting reading some of these old threads and seeing some of the old members' views.
How things have changed over the last few years with the advance of led's.