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Select A Room to Light
 
Here are all the ways to light a restaurant.
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|  | Chandelier
Dining Room lighting often features a central chandelier over the dining room table for both general illumination and to provide a sparkling addition to the room’s décor.
Click here for our selection of chandeliers.
| | |  | Dimmers
To adjust the dining room lighting to suit your mood, or to balance the chandelier and accent lighting levels, use dimmers.
Click here for our selection of dimmers.
| | |  | Down Lights
Incandescent Down Lights add dramatic accents. Use them to highlight table centerpieces or to light artwork or serving tables along the walls.
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| | |  | Emergency Lights
Also required by code, Emergency Lighting supplies battery back-up illumination when the power goes out. There are combination exit sign / emergency lights that accomplish both tasks while saving installation and maintenance cost.
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| | |  | Exit Signs
Don’t forget — Life safety building codes require installation of exit signs so that you can locate the nearest exit. The new LED Exit Signs require no lamp replacement for 25 years and burn almost no electricity.
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| | |  | Wall Sconces
Find a wide selection of wall sconces to add decorative up & down lighting to your restaurant. Click here for our selection of wall sconces from Lightolier, Kichler & Progress Lighting.
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