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Light fittings for Kitchen_ Dublin

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  • 28-11-2008 10:49pm
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    Noteb
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    Hi,

    Does anyone know where I could buy contemporary light fittings for my Kitchen?
    I need ceiling mounted luminaires.
    Dublin area would be best.

    I tried a few places - ( not sure if I can name them here) but didnt find anything I liked.

    Thanks!


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    g'em
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    moved from tLL (??)


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    Noteb
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    Thanks- I posted it under lighting. sorry!


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    Dizzyblonde
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    Illumination, on the left as you come into Swords, has a fantastic range.


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    dguilfoyle
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    From experience I have found that http://www.falkslighting.ie have an excellent range online, and provide a very speedy delivery service. They would by far be one of the best retail providers of Lighting and Fittings in Dublin & Ireland


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    Sid71
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    I have two old fluorescent fittings in my kitchen one is a 5ft 60w and the other is 4ft 40w and want to replace them with energy saving fittings
    Will I get the same amount of light out of the energy saving ones?
    how about this http://www.falkslighting.ie/Products/Cyro-1x28W__CYR5050-fslsh-28LE.aspx
    or if someone has a better suggestion I would appreciate it
    Thanks


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    Noteb
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    I ended up getting my fittings from Hicken lighting on the quays. I also replaced two flourescent lights. I got 2 of the " top hat " spot light bars. There are 5 spots on each bar which I pointed in different directions to suit my kitchen. The light is not exactly as bright as with the old fittings- but they def provide sufficient lighting. And they are much more cosy ( and attractive) .


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