Linear Lighting Application and Installation Service

Our professional installation process begins with detailed, millimetric laser measurements carried out in the project area. For recessed installations, drywall cutting lines are determined, while for pendant applications, ceiling support axes are identified. All these preparations prevent structural deformations that might occur during installation.

In the second phase, the surface of the aluminum profiles is prepared to optimize heat dissipation. The placement of LED strips inside the profile is performed in a dust-free and sterile environment to preserve adhesive strength. Drivers are positioned in easily accessible areas with adequate air circulation, extending the lifespan of the system.

In the final phase, homogeneous diffuser covers are installed, and light leaks at the joints are tested. Connections to smart automation systems like DALI or KNX are established, followed by scenario tests. Prior to delivery, lumen and color temperature (Kelvin) values are measured with a luxmeter to report compliance with design criteria.

Recessed Installation: This is performed by embedding flanged or trimless profiles into channels cut in drywall, wood, or metal ceiling panels. It is ideal for creating a continuous sense of depth in niche areas where walls meet ceilings.

Surface-Mounted Installation: This is carried out by direct screwing onto the ceiling or wall surface. Cable routes behind the profiles are meticulously planned to conceal wiring channels and preserve aesthetics. It is highly preferred in concrete structures or areas with low ceiling heights.

Suspended (Pendant) Installation: Utilizing steel wire suspension mechanisms in high-ceilinged offices, over workstations, or above architectural focal points, this method creates a floating effect. Height-adjustable suspension hardware allows the light distribution angle and intensity to be optimized based on needs.

When determining the budget of a lighting project, not only the product quantity is considered, but also the ceiling type, height, and automation requirements of the installation site. For instance, the labor times of high-ceiling industrial facilities requiring scaffolding or custom platforms differ significantly from standard office ceiling applications.

To ensure transparency in cost analysis, we inspect the existing electrical infrastructure on-site and verify the suitability of cable cross-sections as part of our free discovery service. Thanks to CAD drawings and 3D simulations prepared during the project phase, we prevent any surprise costs during installation.

In modern interior architecture, light is not merely an illumination tool but a structural element defining spatial boundaries. The seamless continuation of geometric shapes (hexagonal, X, Y, circular angles) on ceilings and walls enhances the sense of depth while serving a guiding function.

In line with the Human Centric Lighting (HCL) trend, we perform installations integrated with tunable white and RGBW systems that track the natural daylight cycle. This allows transitioning from cool white tones that boost focus in offices to warm amber tones that promote relaxation during breaks with a single touch.