track lighting

[Phillcbr400]

Already done abit of research but without getting my hands on a product it's gonna be hit or miss,
I'm after a nice looking track light for my front room, it will have to accept dimmable led gu10's. a minimum of 4 spots but 5/6 would be better due to the loading on the switch.
has anyone installed anything similar to this recently?
Thanks for any input

 

[decolad69]

Already done abit of research but without getting my hands on a product it's gonna be hit or miss,
I'm after a nice looking track light for my front room, it will have to accept dimmable led gu10's. a minimum of 4 spots but 5/6 would be better due to the loading on the switch.
has anyone installed anything similar to this recently?
Thanks for any input.

I would recommend JCC lighting, good selection and not too expensive.

 

[scania164]

How did this work out for you?
I'm about to do up my own living room and I'm considering using JCC track lighting.
I was considering running it in a rectangle shape, about 750mm out from the walls.
The room is about 8 metre x 3.5 metre.

 

[amlu]

track lighting is nice to work with, much more better option than lot of cheap downlights.
with power consumption of led bulbs you can have quite a lot of lights if you need to.

 

[scania164]

Does anyone have any photos of installs done in living rooms?

I'm starting to think I'll take a chance and go down this route.
It's something I haven't seen done too often and sure makes for easier work than trying to line out
18 downlighters to fit between joists.