Garage lights (indoor)
Garage lights (indoor)
Hi Folks,
Currently got two 5ft fluorescent lights in my double garage and the light they produce is sh-t.
Was going to fit four double fluorescent fittings but wondered if the collective could recommend something a bit more light efficient that doesn't cost a fortune.
Cheers
Currently got two 5ft fluorescent lights in my double garage and the light they produce is sh-t.
Was going to fit four double fluorescent fittings but wondered if the collective could recommend something a bit more light efficient that doesn't cost a fortune.
Cheers
- BiggestNizzy
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Re: Garage lights (indoor)
I would probably stick with the tubes. Giving them a good clean works wonders.
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New tubes will feel like double the light but better still, you get LED tubes nowadays, look the same but brighter and cost peanuts to run.
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Re: Garage lights (indoor)
these are awesome
https://trade.ledhut.co.uk/catalog/prod ... egory/272/
4 of these and you will need
https://trade.ledhut.co.uk/catalog/prod ... egory/272/
4 of these and you will need

Landrover 90 = Muddy shed spec
Fiat panda = Couldn't care less spec
Landrover ?? = Muddy shrek spec
Unimog 404S = Very slow silly offroader spec
Kubota F1900 = Snowplough spec
Fiat panda = Couldn't care less spec
Landrover ?? = Muddy shrek spec
Unimog 404S = Very slow silly offroader spec
Kubota F1900 = Snowplough spec
Re: Garage lights (indoor)
Even getting "daylight" rated tubes may help.
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Re: Garage lights (indoor)
thinfourth wrote:these are awesome
https://trade.ledhut.co.uk/catalog/prod ... egory/272/
4 of these and you will need

Got a couple of the smaller 18W round ones in the house now too. They're brilliant (no pun intended).
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Re: Garage lights (indoor)
Those look good. I'd been looking at the basic 5m strips high are under £10. Those are much more pro looking. 

- thinfourth
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Re: Garage lights (indoor)
if yoo buy them to cheat on surface mounting them you can remove the wee brackets on the light and spin them 180 degrees
Landrover 90 = Muddy shed spec
Fiat panda = Couldn't care less spec
Landrover ?? = Muddy shrek spec
Unimog 404S = Very slow silly offroader spec
Kubota F1900 = Snowplough spec
Fiat panda = Couldn't care less spec
Landrover ?? = Muddy shrek spec
Unimog 404S = Very slow silly offroader spec
Kubota F1900 = Snowplough spec
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Re: Garage lights (indoor)
Presume there's no hassle getting a "Trade" account?
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Garage lights (indoor)
Though trade might be cheaper
I've bought lights from them before, good service.
Just created a trade account and the price on those fittings is 50% less.
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I've bought lights from them before, good service.
Just created a trade account and the price on those fittings is 50% less.
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Renny
Renny Thomson
MSA Scrutineer
Elise S2 (2002)
MSA Scrutineer
Elise S2 (2002)