Tract lighting
Quote from braelynn on November 22, 2020, 2:58 amI saw the cutest tract lighting for the kitchen the other days at Lowe's. My question is, it didn't look like it would put off a lot of light, do they? You could angle the lights so that is a plus. Would you just add a higher watt bulb?
I saw the cutest tract lighting for the kitchen the other days at Lowe's. My question is, it didn't look like it would put off a lot of light, do they? You could angle the lights so that is a plus. Would you just add a higher watt bulb?
Quote from mikeTT on November 22, 2020, 8:35 pmWe have tract lights in our kitchen and in our laundry room. I think they give off enough light. They were already in the house when we bought it so we didn't put them up.
We have tract lights in our kitchen and in our laundry room. I think they give off enough light. They were already in the house when we bought it so we didn't put them up.
Quote from ArchieBoy on November 26, 2020, 7:03 amI do not find them a good fit if they are used to light a whole room. I personally use them to light the area where I do my cutting in the kitchen. They are more for spotlighting.
I do not find them a good fit if they are used to light a whole room. I personally use them to light the area where I do my cutting in the kitchen. They are more for spotlighting.
Quote from DIYqueen on January 9, 2021, 2:09 amI would agree with Archieboy. Tract lighting is great for over a counter in the kitchen. You could also use it in the bathroom over the vanity. I don't think that tract lights really give off much light either. They are certainly nice to look at and really add character to a room.
I would agree with Archieboy. Tract lighting is great for over a counter in the kitchen. You could also use it in the bathroom over the vanity. I don't think that tract lights really give off much light either. They are certainly nice to look at and really add character to a room.