Corner LED Channel Profile | 30mm Aluminium, 45 Degree, 1m to 3m
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| Material | Extruded aluminium |
|---|---|
| Profile | Corner, 30mm x 30mm |
| Cover | Round diffuser |
| Lengths | 1m, 2m or 3m |
| Mounting | Internal corner, 45 degrees |
- Check it is a corner you are lighting - this profile only seats into an internal corner. For a flat surface, use a surface mount channel.
- Mount at the front edge under a cabinet - not the back. At the back most of the light bounces off the backsplash into your eyes.
- Measure your tape width - the internal dimension has to suit the board, usually 8mm or 10mm.
- Cut corners at 45 degrees - so two pieces meet cleanly. A butt joint in a corner profile is visible once the light is on.
- Order end caps and clips with the profile.
- Fix the channel, then press in the tape, then clip on the diffuser.
A profile built to sit in a corner
A standard channel mounts flat. This one is cut at 45 degrees so it seats into an internal corner — where a wall meets a ceiling, under the lip of a shelf, along the inside edge of a cove.
The angle is the whole point. Tape in a flat channel fixed near a corner throws light along the wall it is stuck to. Tape in a corner profile throws out across the room at 45 degrees, which is how you wash a ceiling or light a worktop from underneath a cabinet.
Specification
| Material | Extruded aluminium |
| Profile | Corner, 30mm x 30mm |
| Cover | Round diffuser |
| Lengths | 1m, 2m or 3m |
| Mounting | Internal corner, 45 degrees |
Where a corner profile is the right answer
- Under wall cabinets — aims at the worktop rather than the backsplash.
- Wall to ceiling junction — washes the ceiling without the fixture showing.
- Inside a cove — directs light up and out instead of straight up.
- Under a shelf lip — lights what is on the shelf below.
- Stair stringers — throws light down onto the treads.
Aiming under a cabinet
Mount the profile at the front edge of the cabinet, not the back. At the back, most of the light hits the backsplash and bounces into your eyes off the tiles. At the front, it lands on the worktop where you are working. This one detail is the difference between under-cabinet lighting that helps and under-cabinet lighting that annoys.
Cutting and fitting
Aluminium cuts with a hacksaw and a mitre box. For a corner that turns, cut both pieces at 45 degrees so they meet cleanly — a butt joint in a corner profile is visible once the light is on. Order end caps and clips with the profile.
Related
See our surface mount profiles for flat runs, COB LED tape to go inside, and LED drivers to power it.
