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11 years ago

What type of lights are those in the ceiling and where are they from?

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Hamlet Projects
11 years ago
Hello. These are triple halogen flush lights.Flush so that the line of the ceiling is left clean. The light can be positioned in different directions so it was ideal for the kitchen. They were purchased in NZ from Fersa Lighting - . http://www.fersa.net/introduction.asp
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sheleo
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11 years ago
Thank you, my kitchen is the place where I would like to place lights like these .
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