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More rugged – LED lights are usually encased in hard plastic rather than glass so if you accidentally bump into one whilst moving some boxes around you won’t smash it!
If you’ve got a smallish loft, perhaps around 10-15 m2, and you just use it for basic storage then a single, bright, loft light could be all you need. As we’ve seen, the options start with a simple battery-powered light that can be installed quickly, by most people.
Certainly, though, the batten lights give off the widest light so will brighten a larger area than a single bulb could. Also in this guide, we’ll cover the installation of power sockets in lofts as this is something that people usually ask for. Battery-operated loft lights are a smart and stylish solution for adding illumination to your loft without the hassle of wiring. We’ve got no idea at all why anyone would need to grow plants or shrubbery in a loft but if that’s how you spend your weekends that’s up to you! It’s a good solution if you’ve got a big space to lighten up and you also want to make the place feel a bit warmer and cosier.
Utilising the latest in COB LED technology the Loft Light provides the equivalent illumination of a 32 Watt bulb with a battery life of up to 4 years*. If that’s you, then crack on but have a think about loft safety before doing so (more on that below). Extremely bright battery powered loft light, equivalent to 32W bulb, with highly visible extra long pull string to illuminate dark spaces with ease. If you suspect there is Asbestos in your loft then don’t take the risk, talk to us about how it can be safely removed (that’s something we can do for you!
LEDs ( light-emitting diodes) have many well-documented advantages over fluorescent or incandescent types of lighting. With that, you’ll also get a certificate that it’s been fully tested by one of our NICEIC-certified electricians. We really hope you love this guide so far and are finding it useful (have you checked out our other guides yet). Loft Light provides a very simple solution to this problem without any need for electrical wiring or any difficulty in breaking into existing circuits.
We don’t do this as a stand-alone service though, only as part of a loft installation with boarding too. Just like when you have building work done, you probably wouldn’t consider using a building contractor who didn’t have a CSCS card.
They are cooler – no, we don’t mean they will increase your street-cred, we mean they give off a lot less heat than fluorescent bulbs. If you’ve got the budget for it then why not install natural (in the form of Velux roof windows) + artificial lighting?
Utilising the latest in LED technology the Shed and Loft Light provides the equivalent illumination of a 32 Watt bulb with a battery life of up to 4 years*. Today’s Building Regulations suggest that 270mm of loft or attic insulation is required to reduce the amount of heat loss your home experiences naturally. As we’ve said before, just make sure you know what you’re doing when working with electrical lighting. Contact us or a certified Loft Boarding Specialist today and discover our range of innovative lighting options designed for easy installation and maximum efficiency.
For more light then you’ll need to connect either single bulbs or batten lights to the mains, and for that, it’s best to bring in a professional.
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