LED substructure lighting for cabinets

LED substructure lighting for cabinets


The LED lighting can also have a very chic function. For example, you can build in spots at the bottom of your wardrobe. Your clothing is beautifully highlighted with these spots. LED substructure lighting is specially made for installation in small spaces where there are no cables for installation. So you do not need much space to build in a spotlight in the cupboard. The luminaires of underbuild lighting are small in size, giving it very stylish light. Under-ground lighting on batteries should never give too much light and therefore it is equipped with a motion sensor. Of course, you also don't want to wake up in the morning with a spotlight in your face. A subtle light for illuminating your clothes is ideal.

Highlighting things with substructure lighting

With substructure lighting, you can unload your things without problems. The lighting is available in warm white and daylight white. A disadvantage of LED is that many people have the idea that it gives very chilly light. If you opt for substructure lighting with warm white, then you do not have this problem. The LED spot also uses up to 80% less energy than a regular spot in your wardrobe. Of course, the spot does not burn all day, but it is a saving on your energy costs. With the spot, you give your wardrobe that little bit extra that you are looking for.

Add substructure lighting as an accent

Under-floor lighting with LED can also be supplied as an LED strip. We regularly see comics like this under stairs and kitchen cupboards. You add a kind of accent with the substructure lighting. This is super atmospheric and fits the modern trend of the moment. LED does not require a warm-up time and can immediately burn as atmospheric additional lighting in the home. The LED strips are waterproof so that they can even be used as accent lighting in bathrooms. The strips can of course also be used in cupboards. The only drawback is that they provide less light compared to an LED spot.

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