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Living room, light box (indirect lighting)

last year

Hello all,

I am looking to re-do my living room. I have issues with bright light due to having sensitive light. I would like a light box channel around the living room. Being quoted alot of money for this, are there any kits available in UK which are pre-built if anyone is aware of? Looking for something like below.

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Angie
last year
We've installed one in our bedroom, husband designed and fitted it himself. I was the second pair of hands when needed! Wasn't hard to do but lots of helpful stuff on YouTube. We used LED strips, which along with the transformers weren't cheap but we're really pleased with the result. Good luck. Angie
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