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Advice on lighting choice for semi-blind person.

whjohnson

Got a bathroom to redo to achieve better lighting.

Bathroom is square with an area the length of a standard bath - something like 2 to 2.5 metres square.

Customer has poor vision/eyesight so conventional light fittings, especially the 13w LED ‘flying saucer’ style such as Ansell Discos just won't given enough illumination, so am calling upon the expert advece and experience here to suggest some better lighting options. Downlights are out due to cost and very limited loft access, so better to stick with existing lighting position and   just change the fitting.

Any pointers would be most welcome.

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    I carry large and small Disco on the van along with Greenbrook downlights.

    That’s the choice, though I do have blingy chrome bezels for the large Disco along with blingy chrome and satin bezels for the downlights, plus the Disco can be switched between 3000k and 4000k, so it is actually a choice of nine light fittings.

    I don’t think you will do much better than fitting a large Disco.

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    I carry large and small Disco on the van along with Greenbrook downlights.

    That’s the choice, though I do have blingy chrome bezels for the large Disco along with blingy chrome and satin bezels for the downlights, plus the Disco can be switched between 3000k and 4000k, so it is actually a choice of nine light fittings.

    I don’t think you will do much better than fitting a large Disco.

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