Decorative Materials and Architectural Lighting
Panels and trims require confirmation of material and length; architectural lighting requires separate details for wattage, drivers, and quantities by installation location.
Details
- Surface finishing and architectural lighting. Panels and trims require confirmation of material and length; architectural lighting requires separate details for wattage, drivers, and quantities by installation location.
- Record panel thickness, dimensions, and substrate material; for lights, specify wattage, voltage, and driver. Materials to verify include plastic, aluminum, glass, and engineered wood.
- Separate long panels from lights with glass; prevent edge warping and surface scratches, and label items by installation area.
- Panel materials and the electrical specifications of lights must be checked separately for each product line.
Preparation
- Request the installation-area code list, panel surface samples, and lighting power diagram.
- Record panel thickness, dimensions, and substrate material; for lights, specify wattage, voltage, and driver.
- Separate long panels from lights with glass; prevent edge warping and surface scratches, and label items by installation area.
Frequently asked questions
What specifications should be listed separately when recessed lights are delivered with panels?
Request the installation-area code list, panel surface samples, and lighting power diagram. Record panel thickness, dimensions, and substrate material; for lights, specify wattage, voltage, and driver.
Which aspects of decorative materials and architectural lighting need to be verified before proposing an option?
Panel materials and the electrical specifications of lights must be checked separately for each product line.