The strip has self-adhesive tape and can therefore be glued to smooth surfaces. If the tape is to be installed on wooden surfaces, we recommend using aluminum rails between the tape and the surface.
Application
The kitchen – as secondary lighting that can help boost the existing lighting, e.g., a light strip under cabinets that provides more direct light down onto the kitchen countertop. Or as mood lighting in an open-plan kitchen by placing the strip on top of cabinets or at the base.The living room – as secondary lighting that highlights individual details in the living room that you want to draw attention to, such as pictures, bookshelves, vases, or other design objects.
The bedroom – as secondary lighting, which is very subdued to emphasize the cozy atmosphere. The strips can be placed on top of cabinets, at the base, or in a frame on the wall.
The bathroom – as secondary lighting, where the light strip is placed along the ceiling or wall and used to supplement another primary light source (ceiling light or wall lamp). As secondary lighting, the light does not need to be the most powerful source, but it should still be relatively powerful, as good lighting is often desired in the bathroom for the tasks that take place there.
Children's room - as secondary lighting to replace night lights or to create cozy lighting. The light should therefore not be too bright and should be dimmable.