When it comes to skirtings, many people know that there are wooden skirtings, tile skirtings and PVC skirtings, and the understanding of skirtings is limited to the anti-dirty function.
So is the skirting good-looking?
In fact, in most people's decoration, skirtings have nothing to do with appearance, but functionality. Although most people have made many attempts to beautify the skirtings, such as lowering the skirtings to reduce their presence. For example, make the skirtings the same color as the wall, so that the skirtings and the wall are integrated. But the effect is always not so satisfactory.
Now there is a relatively new idea for this problem, that is, to make the skirtings luminous, so that the skirtings have both their inherent anti-dirty function and the effect of luminous beautification.
It can be seen that the installation of this light strip is somewhat similar to the traditional PVC skirting, both of which are installed with buckles. But this light strip looks much more beautiful. Houjiang studied it carefully and found that its structure is also quite simple. It is an aluminum alloy shape with a lamp trough, and it can be achieved by installing LED lights in the lamp trough.
Advantages of luminous skirting:
1. Durable, waterproof, moisture-proof and non-deformable
The material of the luminous skirting is aluminum alloy. Compared with traditional wooden skirting, it is durable, waterproof, moisture-proof, and non-deformable.
2. Strong sense of design
Traditional lighting is nothing more than light on the top and walls, while luminous skirting can provide lighting on the ground. Such a design will give people a sense of freshness and a strong sense of design.
3. Enrich the lighting level of the space
The traditional lighting method determines that the corner position is often darker, and the luminous skirting can just make up for the problem of insufficient lighting in the corner and enrich the lighting level of the space.
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Leah Liu
Hello there! I am Leah. I have worked in the building materials industry for over 10 years. I want to share my experience here - let us make progress together!