Our installation solutions are
designed to deliver a fl awless
fi nish with no visible screws or
mounting hardware, ensuring
that the ceiling remains visually
unclutt ered. By allowing precise
positioning of downlights,
they not only enhance the
overall lighting eff ect but also
simplify future adjustments,
replacements, or upgrades.
One eff ective approach is
the use of a back-mounted
plasterkit, which is installed from
behind the ceiling to create a
seamless integration with the
surface. This method ensures
that the downlight appears as
an inherent part of the ceiling,
rather than an added fi xture.
In addition to its aesthetic
advantages, it also provides
practical benefi ts such as
easier retrofi tt ing and increased
fl exibility for positioning.
Recognizing the need for
versatile installation solutions,
we off er a range of kits designed
to suit various ceiling substrates,
including wood, concrete,
acoustic ceilings, exposed
concrete, and plasterboard.
This expanded selection
allows for eff ortless integration
across diff erent architectural
environments, ensuring that
our lighting fi xtures can be
seamlessly installed in any
space.
With these refi ned installation
solutions, achieving a clean,
sophisticated, and high-
performing lighting design has
never been easier. Whether for
new construction or retrofi tt ing
projects, our kits provide the
fl exibility and precision needed
to bring lighting visions to life.
A well-executed downlight installation goes beyond simply providing
illumination—it enhances the architectural aesthetic, maintains a
clean ceiling surface, and ensures long-term ease of maintenance.
Whether in residential, commercial, or high-end design projects,
selecting the right installation method is key to achieving both form
and function.
VERSATILE FUNCTIONALITY
Seamless downlight
installation
Plasterkit, back mounting
Plasterkit, front mounting
Installation kit for exposed
concrete installation
Installation kit for wooden
ceiling
Installation kit for acoustic
ceiling
kreon
recessed downlights
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