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OEM
lighting the specialist lighting distributors, has recently designed
and supplied interior lighting to the entrance hall, stairways and
first floor gallery of the British Empire and Commonwealth Museum
in Temple Meads, Bristol. OEM was chosen for the project on a recommendation
from a supplier. When designing the lighting scheme OEM Lighting's
designer was keen to ensure that the lighting was in harmony with
the design of the building, and take into account that the luminaires
had to be installed at existing lighting points. Wall mounted uplighters
and surface mounted compact fluorescent luminaires are used in the
scheme, all of which have integral emergency lighting. |
Need
Help with a Lighting Scheme?
If
you haven't the time to do the lighting scheme, or maybe the project
is just too complex, we can help. OEM Lighting has its own in-house
design service that can assist you with all types of projects, it's
offered at no charge to customers. OEM Lighting Luminaires
We
offer a comprehensive portfolio of interior and exterior luminaires
and our experience in lighting has brought us appointments as South
West distributors for all the leading lighting manufacturers. In
addition, we carry stock.
Lighting Components Fast
At OEM Lighting
we stock one of the biggest ranges of lighting components in the
UK. If you can't get the component you're after from us, you will
certainly have difficulty elsewhere - so try us first. Our technical
knowledge is second to none and we can help by cross referencing
catalogue numbers to locate and supply the item you want - even
when it's supposed to be obsolete.
24 Hour Delivery
Need a new or
replacement part right away? Order a stock component from OEM Lighting
and it can be delivered to your required destination within 24 hours.
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Lloyds Bank - Cirencester,
one of many West Country establishments to benefit from OEM Lighting
design and supply. |
OEM
lighting have been involved with the design and supplying of a new
lighting scheme for Lloyds Bank in Cirencester during its refurbishment.
Built in approximately 1770, the bank is regarded as a fine example
of Palladian architecture and is a grade ll* listed building. It was
thus important that the design of the lighting scheme was sympathetic
to the age and design of the building, as well as complying with current
legislative requirements and the bank's own specifications. Wall mounted
uplighters and pendant fittings from Hacel were used in the main entrance
hall and the banking hall was illuminated with a lantern sky light,
recessed downlights and recessed modular fittings |