Downlights Advice & Latest Information
Downlights Direct is the home of low energy LED downlights. We stock the UK's best brands and offer expert advice. From miniature to massive, no matter what your hole size or project type, we can provide you with quality recessed downlight to suit your budget that will last for many years to come.
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The Best Downlights for Loft Conversions
Loft conversions are excellent ways to increase the value of your home while adding what may prove to be some much-needed space in terms of an office or a spare bedroom. There are many concerns which need to be addressed in order to remain prepared ahead of time. One common issue is the type of downlighting that should be selected. -
Halers H2 Pro - The Most Reliable LED Downlight of 2015
The results are in and the Downlights Direct team are delighted to announce that the Halers H2 Pro has won this years prestigious "Most Reliable LED Downlight Of The Year". Read this press release and discover just why Downlights Direct could hand out this award two months before the end of the year. -
The Best Places To Install Downlights In Your House
Downlights are now an ever popular addition to many homes, and with such versatility and variability as to where they can be placed it is easy to understand why. Down lighting can add gentle and sometimes shadow free lighting to any room and if you choose to use led fittings the savings on your energy bills can be quite considerable. -
The Highlights Of Downlights
If you are looking at installing professional lighting in your kitchen, bathroom, bedroom or living room then the correct choice of product is crucial. Within the kitchen and bathroom down lights have become increasingly popular, if they are utilized in the correct manner they can provide a warm shadow free light. -
Insulation Coverable Downlights - All You Need To Know
Part L of the Building Regulations (energy efficiency) now states that you should lay continuous insulation over a ceiling space. Insulation functions like a jacket for a room or building and traps in the warm air. Without using insulation correctly, warm air will escape through the ceiling space. This wastes energy and costs you more on your energy bills.