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Shop, Store & Display Lighting That Sells
We design retail lighting systems for shops and shopping centres across the UK, from ambient battens and panels to track lighting, spotlights and low-glare downlights. Every fitting is chosen for high colour rendering, so products look their best, and for energy efficiency through long trading hours. Upgrading to LED can cut lighting costs by up to 80% against halogen or fluorescent.
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Why choose us
With years of experience supplying and designing retail lighting across the UK, we help shop and store owners get the lighting right the first time. We specify only proven, premium LED fittings, the best lights in the industry, and put them in the right places using full lux and layout calculations. From your first enquiry to the final fitting, you get expert support, honest advice and a layered scheme designed around your products, your shopfit and your budget.
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Lighting standards
The table below shows recommended lighting levels for the main areas of a shop or retail outlet, based on CIBSE SLL guidance and EN 12464-1 (light and lighting of workplaces). Our lighting designers use these values, along with accent ratios and colour rendering targets, when producing your free design.
CIBSE SLL Code for Lighting – recommended values for retail led lights environments
Source: CIBSE SLL Code for Lighting and EN 12464-1 (Light and lighting of workplaces). For retail, a high colour rendering index of 90 or above is recommended on the sales floor and displays, so products show their true colours. Accent lighting typically sits at three to five times the surrounding level to draw the eye. Most shop interiors are dry environments suited to IP20, with higher IP ratings used for shopfronts and outdoor areas. Values are a guide only. Speak to our lighting designers for site-specific calculations.
Our Service
Our specialists design and deliver a layered lighting scheme tailored to your shop. We balance ambient, accent, task and decorative light with your energy and budget targets, so your store looks its best and costs less to run.
We assess your shop layout, ceiling type and height, fixtures, displays and the look you want for your brand.
We produce a lux plan with fitting positions, wattages and predicted light levels across the store.
We confirm ambient levels, accent ratios, colour rendering and glare control for each zone.
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Common questions
Everything you need to know about LED lighting for your retail led lights.
The best retail lighting is layered. Ambient lighting gives overall brightness, accent lighting highlights products and displays, task lighting covers tills and fitting rooms, and decorative lighting adds atmosphere. LED is ideal because it is energy efficient, long lasting and available in high CRI for accurate product colour. In practice that usually means linear battens or panels for ambient light, track lighting and spotlights for accent, and low-glare downlights for general and task areas. We help you combine these into one scheme.
Yes. Our LED panels are made to fit standard suspended ceiling grids, most commonly the 600x600mm module, with 1200x600mm and other sizes also available. They drop straight into a modular grid ceiling in place of an existing tile, which makes them quick to install or retrofit in shops and shopping centres. For solid or plasterboard ceilings, surface mount and recessed options are available.
Yes, very. LED shop lighting uses up to 80% less energy than older halogen or fluorescent lighting, and lasts far longer, often 50,000 hours or more. For a shop running long trading hours, that means a clear drop in electricity bills and far fewer replacements. Many of our fittings are also dimmable and sensor-ready, so you can cut consumption further in quieter areas or out of hours.
A general retail sales floor is typically lit to around 300 lux, rising to 500 lux at tills and fitting rooms where detail matters. Premium displays and window features are lit brighter still, often using accent lighting at three to five times the surrounding level to draw the eye. Back of house and stockrooms need around 150 to 200 lux. The right levels depend on what you sell and the look you want, which we set out in your free lighting design.
This depends on the floor area and the lux level you are targeting. As a rough guide, lighting a sales floor to 300 lux needs around 300 lumens per square metre delivered to the floor, so a 100 square metre shop needs roughly 30,000 lumens once you allow for fitting efficiency and spacing. Premium and display areas need more. Our designers calculate the exact lumen output and fitting count for your space free of charge.
It comes down to your ceiling layout and the spacing between fittings. As a guide, 4ft battens suit smaller units and tighter rows, while 5ft and 6ft battens cover larger floors with fewer fittings. For long, unbroken runs we offer 2.4m and 3m continuous battens, which usually give the cleanest result where an 8ft length would otherwise be needed. Our retail battens are tri-colour and wattage selectable with a low-glare microprismatic diffuser, and come in dimmable and emergency versions. We can advise on the best lengths and spacing for your shop.
Yes. Alongside our indoor retail range we supply outdoor lighting for shopfronts and surrounding areas, including LED floodlights for signage and facades, outdoor bulkheads, bollard lights and security lighting. These are weatherproof, rated IP65 or higher for full UK weather protection. If you are lighting a shopfront, car park or entrance, we can include it in your overall design.
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