How under-cabinet strips, puck lights, in-cabinet lights and toe-kick lights compare in brightness, look and wiring.
Cabinet lighting comes in several forms. Under-cabinet strips give an even band of light across the counter. Puck lights are small round fixtures that make pools of light. In-cabinet lights make glass-front cabinets glow. Toe-kick lights add a soft glow at the floor. Each can be hard-wired, plugged in or battery powered, and each can be dimmable.
Good lighting makes work easier and rooms more pleasant. Strips are popular because they reduce shadows, and warm or neutral color temperatures change the mood. Nashville kitchens that are used early and late benefit from several layers. We plan channels and wiring when the cabinets are built, and a qualified electrician makes the connections.
An even band of light that reduces shadows on counters.
Small round lights that create pools of light.
Bring glass-front cabinets and display shelves to life.
A soft glow at the floor for evening and night.
Hard-wired, plug-in and battery options are available.
Warm to neutral light and dimmers change the mood.
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Yes, but planning them with the cabinets hides wires better.
For hard-wired lights, yes. A qualified electrician makes the connections.
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