Loftleg Easy to Install LED Loft Light/Shed Light 350 Lumen

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All of these light switches - not installed by us- are too far from the hatch and are very difficult to find in the dark.

Place lights within easy reach for maintenance but out of the way of regular activity to avoid damage. At The Loft Boys we now only supply and install LED lights as we think they are far superior in lots of ways plus much easier to work with. This is because in the loft, the roof (usually black) doesn’t reflect any light back down like a normal room and so the area of the light source is that much more important. Instantly illuminates your loft or shed without wiring with an ultra-bright, battery powered LED light equivalent to a 32 Watt bulb. Safety Considerations: While battery-operated lights are generally safe, it’s important to use the correct type of batteries and dispose of them properly.The set-up is simply a holder for the bulb which is screwed onto a timber element in the loft (again, it could be a roof truss, rafter, purlin or noggin). Battery Life and Maintenance: The longevity of your lights will depend on the type of batteries used and the frequency of use. And opens up more possibilities like being able to paint the walls and ceiling – and install sexier lighting options. A few well-placed lights, with easy to reach switches, will transform your loft into a highly useful storage space. Little did we realise that one would have been sufficient cos the light is really strong and bright.

Utilising the latest in LED technology the Loft Light provides the equivalent illumination of a 32 Watt bulb with a battery life of up to 4 years .They are also really good for near entrances so I have used one by my loft entrance so it’s bright when I go in the loft. If this is something that you’d consider then it would be best to talk to professional loft installers such as us to go over all the options. The Loft Light is an ultra bright, battery powered LED light bulb that illuminates a loft instantly. We can’t advise enough against these, in our opinion they just are no good for the job: • It would be just typical that when you need to use it the battery is flat. To use your loft as viable storage space it is necessary to lay at least some boarding and when this is laid it should not “squash” the insulation.