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"Rick Hughes" wrote in message ...
"Winged Cat" wrote in message om... Hi I am going to fit four LV IP44 halogen spotlights in my bathroom ceiling. The room is 190 * 175, and I am trying to decide on the best positioning of the lights. I don't know whether to arrange the lights equidistant from the centre of the ceiling, or equidistant from the edges, IYSWIM. There are several free illumination designer programs ... where you input your room sizes & wall materials, and you can place as many lights and of what types you want and it will calculate and visually show light spread & shadows, you can play about as much as you want. They are free .... Thron, Illuma, Osram etc. will send you the CD for free. Rick Thanks... I have had a look at the Osram one and decided to have one extra halogen light to make 5, plus extra illumination by the mirror, and I think this should get rid of the shadows, and make the room bright enough. I have played about with the positioning but it's not easy to get an idea of the effect without a ceiling! I have noticed that the floor is incredibly bright but further up the walls it is quite dim. Perhaps this effect will lessen once the ceiling is up. 60 degree bulbs will probably help too. See http://www.skywalker.freeserve.co.uk/loftlights.jpg if you're interested. |
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