Commercial Lighting Fixtures

Commercial ceilings ask different questions than a living room does. How many foot-candles land on the desk. Whether the fixture drops into a 2x4 grid. What happens to the electricity bill across 40 units. These fixtures are chosen with those answers in mind.

Matching the fixture to the ceiling

• Drop ceiling with a T-bar grid — LED panels and troffers in 2x2 or 2x4 sizes lay straight into the grid.
• Open ceiling over 15 feet — high bays push light down from warehouse and gym heights.
• Finished drywall ceiling — surface mounts and recessed downlights keep the line clean.
• Long open floor plate — linear runs carry light down a corridor without gaps.

Light levels by space

What to check on the spec sheet

Look for lumens per watt (higher means lower running cost), CRI 80 or above so colours read correctly, and a driver you can actually replace. In retail, CRI 90 and up is worth paying for — it is the difference between merchandise that looks right and merchandise that looks flat.

Working on a project?

Send us the drawings and we will come back with a fixture schedule, lead times and a quote. Pair these with emergency lighting to meet egress code. Start a project quote.