LED Flexible Lights
Overview
Overview
LED Flexible Lights Overview
About LED Flexible Lights
About LED Flexible Lights
The point of strip lighting is that you see the light and not the fitting.
Run it along the underside of a shelf, behind a rail, inside a drawer or tucked into the top edge of an awning, and the light appears without an obvious source. That is why a space with strip lighting reads as finished rather than fitted out, and it is worth more in a small interior than any amount of extra output.
The format does the work. A flexible strip bends around a corner, cuts to length at marked intervals, and sticks to metal, ply or plastic with the adhesive already on the back. On a canopy build or a van conversion that means it goes where a rigid fitting cannot, which is usually exactly where the light is wanted.
Two things decide whether it lasts. Surface prep, because the adhesive is only as good as what it is stuck to, and a wipe with isopropyl takes thirty seconds. And an IP rating that matches the location, since a strip under an awning gets weather that one inside a drawer never will.
Get the placement right and nobody looking at the space will be able to tell you where the light is coming from.




