How to design the size of Linear Ground Light Without Frame to meet the installation and lighting needs of different spaces?
Publish Time: 2024-08-07
The size design of Linear Ground Light Without Frame is crucial to meet the installation and lighting needs of different spaces.
First, the size of the installation space should be considered. For smaller spaces, such as narrow corridors or small bathrooms, the length of the floor lamp should be appropriately shortened to avoid a sense of crowding in the space. Generally speaking, a length of tens of centimeters to about one meter can be selected. In larger spaces, such as spacious living rooms or aisles in large commercial places, the floor lamp can be designed to be longer, such as several meters or even more than ten meters, to achieve a coherent and uniform lighting effect. At the same time, the width of the floor lamp also needs to be reasonably designed. Too wide may affect the movement of pedestrians or be inconsistent with the surrounding decoration. Usually a width of several centimeters is more appropriate, but in some places with special lighting needs, such as when a stronger light intensity is required, the width can be appropriately increased.
From the perspective of lighting needs, the height of the floor lamp should be appropriate. If the installation height is too high, the light may be scattered more widely and fail to achieve a good ground lighting effect; if it is too low, it is easy to be damaged by external forces such as trampling. Generally speaking, it is more appropriate to install the floor lamp a few millimeters to one centimeter below the ground, which can not only ensure good light projection, but also have a certain protective effect. For areas where local lighting needs to be emphasized, such as under display cabinets or artworks, the size and position of the floor lamp can be adjusted according to the size of the specific items and the focus of lighting, and a smaller but brighter floor lamp can be used to highlight the display effect.
In addition, the coordination with the overall space layout should also be considered. In some spaces with specific geometric shapes, the size of the floor lamp can be customized according to the shape of the space. For example, in a circular rest area, an arc-shaped Linear Ground Light Without Frame can be designed to fit the contour of the space. At the same time, it is necessary to combine the functional requirements of the space. At the stair tread, the length of the floor lamp should be adapted to the width of the tread to ensure that each step has sufficient lighting to ensure safety. In short, by comprehensively considering factors such as the size of the installation space, lighting requirements, and coordination with the overall space, the size of the Linear Ground Light Without Frame can be reasonably designed to better meet the needs of different spaces.
