Reception & waiting
Support orientation and comfortable use of shared spaces.
Healthcare & Wellness
Considered light.
A calmer setting.
Start with people, activities and the care environment. Public and staff areas have different needs from specialist clinical spaces.
Plan this environment
Start with the setting
Different spaces. Different tasks.
Staff & circulation
Plan useful light for working tasks, routes and operating routines.
Wellness environments
Balance ambience with cleaning, moisture and practical maintenance.
The project brief
Three questions to start with.
- What activities take place, and who uses the area?
- Are there cleaning, hygiene or specialist requirements?
- Does the area need a separate clinical assessment?
From application to equipment
Product families to consider.
Final suitability depends on the environment, the layout and the verified specification.
PRODUCT FAMILY
Linear lighting
Explore continuous rows and individual luminaires for working areas, circulation and shared spaces.
Explore the family
PRODUCT FAMILY
Area lighting
Explore useful light for entrances, routes, car parks and shared outdoor spaces.
Explore the familyBefore you begin
A little more clarity.
Are these products automatically suitable for clinical use?
No. Clinical and specialist applications require separate assessment and verified product documentation.
Can you help with non-clinical areas in a care building?
Reception, circulation and staff areas can be included in a project brief, with suitability checked for each environment.
Let’s plan your space.
Keep the sector selected as you build your business project brief.