In addition to its direct purpose – to mask flaws in the joints of the ceiling and walls, the plinth can serve as a material for hidden lighting. This type of decor is not so new. The basic principle is that the plinth under LED lighting creates a soft, diffused light.
Illumination of the baseboard with LED strip, depending on the brightness of the lighting, can be either additional or primary lighting.
Ceiling plinth materials for ceiling lighting
The most popular material for making plinths for LED ceiling lighting is foam. It is light, and this allows you to create the most unimaginable decorative elements from it.
Their cork products are moisture resistant and durable. These types of skirting boards are used to decorate the ceiling and floor.
Polyurethane plinth for lighting is also popular and in demand today. It is quite flexible, due to which it is used to decorate uneven and round surfaces.
Types of installation of ceiling plinths with lighting
Basically, the plinth is mounted around the perimeter of the entire room at the junctions of the ceiling and walls. But there are other alternatives. For example, by placing LED strips directly on the ceiling, you can achieve the effect of classic stucco. And in order to visually expand the room and add a touch of majesty to it, backlit baseboards are mounted on multi-level ceilings.
A large selection of backlit baseboards allows you to use them in absolutely any interior, and a wide range of colors will help you choose the option in the desired style. The LED strip glows in one color or shimmers with all the shades of the rainbow. The advantages of such lighting are convenient sizes, ease of use and quick, inexpensive installation.
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