Sample what does this mean? Placement, installation or fixation? Technically speaking, the template provides a way to place the light to provide the necessary light to achieve our goal. The pattern includes the material in which they should be fixed at a certain height.
The template is completely dependent on our needs and available economy. We will mention the light patterns that are related to our internal needs, where we all spend most of our lifetimes.
Toilets:
In the toilet, you first need to determine the environment and temperature. Places where a bath or sink is taken cause moisture due to hot water, similar sprays of different types and use of a sink and wall glass. Places near the sink may have two 4-inch luminaires for full illumination, because complex facial cleansing should be visible in the mirror, and highlights should be cut off. Places where the shower tray, bath is meant there, bright lights are not required, only 3-inch lights with a diameter of 3 and a 3-foot gap between them are sufficient to control the dimmer. They can even be placed as pasture, focusing on the wall to create a shadow effect.
Bedroom:
The most ideal effect is a shadow or wall. By focusing widespread on the walls. Light is placed on a vertical surface. A light with a diameter of 4 inches with a 4-foot gap, a total of 6 with 2 on each wall, is suitable for a room 13 x 18 feet with a ceiling height of 10 feet. For visibility there should be enough light. Any of them can be turned on, or only 2 on any wall.
Living room, stairs, corridors:
After a hectic routine, you feel relaxed while watching TV or listening to soft music. Therefore, the lounge should also be lit with pasture on the walls, but in some places the accent method can be used simply to highlight wall coverings. A secondary, stepped ceiling can be used, with lights mounted in the main ceiling, a luminaire not visible from the outside, but the light falls and spreads gently, but varies on the ceiling. Similarly, an additional ceiling can only have 4-inch halogen lamps, but is focused from the couch to the floor at an angle. Corridors and staircases can have accents for paintings and paintings, where the main ceiling lights should have 15 watt fluorescent lights for more hours of work and savings.
Dining rooms, Kitchen:
In the dining room should be direct lamps that focus directly on the surface, for example, on the table. In the dining room there can be four 4-inch lights located in a box above the table, or 12 V halogens, each of which is focused on each plate or area of the user. The number of chairs, the same amount will be lights. The kitchen should be well lit. It is a combination of functions and actions. Halogens or LEDs can be placed under wall cabinets, oriented towards the top of the cabinet to facilitate the management of dishes and other products. Similarly, the main lights should have at least 3, 6 inches of light with fluorescent lamps of 35 W each, located in an equivalent triangle.
Spotlights, mostly halogen, can be placed under the top of the hood along with the ventilation duct. Places where more use is needed and more light is needed, preference should be given to fluorescent.
