Commercial buildings come in all different shapes and sizes.
Constuction of a commercial building can either be speculative where the ultimate aim is to provide a core construction with no real idea of the end tenant. New tenants will essentially have a “blank canvas” which will require further interior work by the tenant to bring the building to the specification desired also known as a “Category A” construction.
Do you need better, more efficient lighting in your commercial or industrial building?
Is your existing lighting costing you money in maintenance and electric bills whilst still not producing adequate lighting for your working conditions?
Have you considered the alternative options for more efficient, environmentally friendly ways to reduce your energy bills?
LED Lighting is well known for its light quality, energy efficiency and money saving qualities. It is definitely better for businesses as the bulbs last a lot longer, and the bulbs can be dimmed as required, thus saving more energy. But is it actually better for people working in offices?
The simple answer to this is yes. Installing LED lighting can actually help to create a happier and more productive workforce.
Lighting retail spaces is all about creating the perfect ambience to welcome customers, as well as ensuring the optimal light levels to properly showcase your products.
Proper lighting for your retail premises not only improves the area, it also helps set workers and customers in a good mood, which will also improve productivity, hitting your bottom line. Good lighting will sell more products at less cost to you and will repay any investment made many times over. It is a subtle way of building excitement and creating a pleasant environment for customers.
When it comes to warehouse lighting, it is important to choose the right fittings in the right locations. Ensuring that the lighting is sufficient for workers is essential for their health and safety, and when is it just right, workers feel energised and productivity improves.
If you have a commercial warehouse, the chances are at least 40-50% of your energy bill is for lighting costs.
Emergency Lighting is lighting that comes on automatically when the power supply to the normal lighting provision fails.
So you’ve changed the flooring, arranged the furniture and put up the shelving. Your customers look up and recognise your name and logo and they stop to look in the window as they pass by … but they’re still passing by.
Business owners and decision makers are always on the lookout for ways they can help their team increase productivity. If you’re running or managing a business, there are two very good reasons for you to pay attention to the lighting in your office space:
