Detailing guides.

The finish of trimless lighting depends on detailing: how fittings meet plasterboard, timber, concrete and joinery, how lines turn corners and stop, and how drivers and access are handled. These guides set out the detailing decisions to resolve at design stage so that the installed result matches the render.

What these guides cover

• Ceiling and wall build-ups and cut-outs
• Junctions, corners, ends and alignment
• Driver location, access and maintenance

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All detailing guides

• Trimless lighting with concrete and solid ceilings — True trimless lighting needs a ceiling or wall lining to plaster into; with exposed concrete, use rafts, bulkheads or cast-in details, or choose surface or suspended lighting.
• Trimless lighting in walls, bulkheads and coves — Trimless profiles can be plastered into walls, bulkheads and coves for grazing light, wayfinding and soft indirect accents.
• Trimless lighting in joinery, shelving and alcoves — How to detail trimless lighting with bespoke joinery, shelving and alcoves: coordination, drivers, heat, access and the ceiling-to-joinery junction.