installation d une suspension

Christian Clerc

4 years ago

Hauteur entre table de salle à manger et suspension avec une hauteur de plafond de 3,70 m

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Amasta Design
4 years ago
Je comprends pas la question? Vous voulez savoir la hauteur idéale entre la table et un lustre?
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ArchiChov'
4 years ago
Bonjour

Voici quelques indications que l'on a en tête dans nos domaines d'activités.

Toutefois, au moment de l'installation, nous faisons quelques essais différents de hauteur car selon la configuration de la pièce, la taille des personnes habitant au quotidien le bien... quelques cm plus haut ou plus bas... peuvent tout changer dans l'efficacité de l'éclairage, Pour le bien être visuel...

Pour autant voici quelques bases qui vous aiderons je l'espère.

La cuisine est une pièce qui nécessite un éclairage avant tout efficace. Plaque de cuisson, évier, plan de travail : les zones stratégiques doivent absolument être bien éclairées. L’une des premières choses à garder en tête pour installer une suspension à la bonne hauteur est que plus le luminaire est bas, plus le faisceau lumineux est concentré sur une petite zone. Si votre plan de travail est large, la suspension devra être placée suffisamment haut pour l’éclairer en entier. La bonne hauteur pour une suspension dans la cuisine se situe entre 75 à 90 cm au-dessus du comptoir ou de l’îlot central.

La hauteur d’une suspension au-dessus d’une table dépend de sa taille, de la puissance de son éclairage et de l’effet recherché. D’une manière générale, on peut dire que la suspension devra être placée à environ 1,60 m au-dessus du sol. Mais il faut vérifier que la lampe n’éblouit pas les convives, qu’elle éclaire toute la table, et qu’elle est en harmonie avec la pièce… Sur une longue table de prise de repas, installez plusieurs suspensions ou choisissez un luminaire de forme allongée. Dans le cas d’un mange-debout, conservez une distance minimale de 70 cm entre la table et le luminaire.

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Cordialement.

Sté ArchiChov'
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