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strip lights under shelves

4 years ago

can you please tell me the kind of strip lights under the kitchen open floating shelving? I have identical floating shelving and I don't know where to turn for lighting! ty so much

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Violet Olivera Design
4 years ago
Hi KelliG! So the lights under those shelves were installed by my electrician. There is a channel in the underside of the shelf that fits a metal strip which houses the strip light and then over the top has a frosted plastic cover. If you get in contact with an electrician I’m sure they can help you. Hope this points you in the right direction. -Violet
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