Detailing

Plastered in, perfectly.

Trimless lighting depends on coordination between designers, drylining contractors, electricians and decorators. We help at every step.

Plaster-in

The profile becomes the ceiling.

The trimless profile is fixed to the board or framing and skimmed in. Correct fixing and jointing prevents cracking along the edge.

Installation guide →
Plastered-in trimless linear lighting in an office

Sequence

Right trade, right time.

Set out, fix profiles, first fix, plaster, decorate, then fit light engines and diffusers. We help plan the sequence with your contractor.

Sequencing guide →
Trimless linear lines in a corridor

Corners

Lines that turn.

Lit corners keep light continuous around shapes, with no dark spots at the junction.

Trimless linear lighting with corners in a reception

Access

Built to be maintained.

Drivers and light engines stay accessible through the profile or nearby access panels, so the ceiling never needs to be broken out.

Trimless lighting in a hospitality corridor

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

When should trimless lighting be installed?

Trimless profiles are installed after boarding and before plastering, then the light engine and diffuser go in after decoration.

Can trimless profiles crack the plaster?

Correct fixing, jointing tape and a good skim finish prevent cracks along the edge.

How do you maintain trimless lighting?

Drivers and LED modules are accessed through the profile or via nearby access panels.

Start a project

Send us your ceiling plan. We'll detail it with you.

Book a free consultation, or send drawings for a trimless lighting layout, installation details and quote.

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