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08-02-2007, 3:28 PM
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Can light trim selection
I am finishing a new house. The electricians installed Lithonia LC6 cans. I need to get the trims but I am not sure what to get. I plan to put CFL bulbs in the cans.
There are three uses. Kitchen, halls, and theater. The theater is just 4 cans and probably should be something black. It is the other ones I am most concerned about. It should maximize light, preferably without looking ugly/glary for people in the room. My initial thought is some type of specular trim. |
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