How Do You Select Recessed General Lighting?
Many design professionals use recessed lighting in nearly every room of the house. Because the source of the lighting isn’t visible, recessed lighting can fit into any design scheme and provide bright, clear light from various sources. Unlike most overhead lights, you can position recessed lighting to eliminate dark spots and shadows in a room. Here’s how to select the right recessed lighting that’s right for your home. Check local ordinances about lights for your home. In many areas, you may have to comply with safety and energy codes when remodeling or building new construction. Choose remodel or new construction lights based on your needs. Remodel lights are designed to be installed from below the ceiling. New construction lights can be installed between the ceiling supports from above. Decide whether you want airtight (energy saving) housings. Airtight housings are designed to reduce the amount of heat and air conditioning lost when recessed lights are used. Some areas require them
