September 2009

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Conventions:

Lightfair

Light + Building

Associations:

IESNA

CISCA

Literature:

Continuous Rows and Linear Applications

Where there are wall angles or T-bars on the length side of the run, but no cross T's. Therefore multiple parts give the illusion of being a single piece.

Applications:

Cove Lighting
Corridor Lighting
Hallways
Perimeter Lighting
Bathrooms

Any louver or lens can be used in a continuous row application by butting the ends together.

*In some applications where there is vibration or movement it is possible for parts that are simply butted together to jar apart, allowing light leaks. SLP Lighting offers products with distinct end features that help avoid possible light leaks.

SLP Products Designed for Continuous Rows

Thincell Eggcrates
(Ship Lap detail on end)

Thincell Eggcrates

Parasquare 1 Style 2
(Ship Lap detail on end)

Parasquare 1 style 2

Parasquare 6
(Saw Tooth detail on end)

Parasquare 6

Lumiflux 14 Baffles LB14
(1/2 cells on end create a full cell when butted together)

Lumiflux LB14

Steps in Fabricating a Continuous Row

Step 1

Shear (Aluminum Only) or cut to achieve the overall width

Step 2

Cut the last piece to achieve the overall length

Step 3

Tag the end piece with the room number or area name for the contractor who is completing the installation

Step 4

Lay out the area or row to ensure the overall dimensions are correct

Step 5

Pack and Ship Finished Product

September 2009