
In both industrial and home settings, hallways and stairways tend to get the least amount of light -- after all we are just passing through, so why waste energy on them? But Croatian designer Zoran Sunjic of Zoon came up with a brilliant solution: a low-energy, retro-neon Blind LED Light with the flexibility to curve and turn with the architecture of the space.
Minimalist and eco-friendly, these cool hallway and stair lights do double-duty as hand rails, so you can see and walk at the same time! Long-lasting glow sticks in your hallways, the Blind LED Lights make remarkable luminaries in any setting, but they should definitely find their way to homes and care centers for those with physical and sight limitations.



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I really like those lights
Submitted on November 5th, 2009 by AnonymousThose lights are definitely a must for my home. One of the great things about LED lights is that they generate no heat to speak of making them great for railings like that. Plus they are environment and wallet friendly.
Jack
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Great Idea
Submitted on November 5th, 2009 by AnonymousReminds me of a product that my company is preparing to launch, called the illumi-knob. It's an innovative door knob cover that gently glows when you approach it. You can see it on our home page: www.absolutelynew.com
Markets for
Submitted on November 5th, 2009 by AnonymousTheatres- BIG Time.
Homes
Hotels
Resorts.
Pvt Clubs,
Nightclubs.
Resturants.
Bars
Escape Exits.
Problem- change the lightbulb.
Otherwise neat;.
ALL Hotels should have for wee hour Guests in the AM: from 1-6A hours.
& or for employees shift.
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