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Plinth Lights — Low-level LED lights designed for kickboards and cabinet bases. Create a subtle glow that makes your kitchen feel bigger and adds a premium finish. Available individually or as complete kits with dimmers and remotes.

Downlights — Surface-mounted LED downlights for under-cabinet task lighting, display units, and workspaces. Compact designs including UFO and triangle styles in warm and natural white.

Pop-Up Sockets — Motorised worktop sockets that retract flush when not in use. Multiple plug outlets plus USB charging ports — perfect for kitchen islands, home offices, and workstations.

Strip Lighting Accessories — Extension cables, splitters, and power distribution for LED strip and plinth lighting setups. Connect multiple lights to a single power source without messy wiring.

Dimmers & Controls — Wireless remotes and 4-zone dimmer units to adjust brightness and control different lighting zones independently. Perfect for creating ambiance or switching between task and mood lighting.

Panel Lights — Integrated lighting for slat wall panels and media walls. Aluminium profiles with diffusers for a seamless, built-in look.

Why Add Kitchen Lighting?

Under-cabinet and plinth lighting transforms a kitchen. It adds depth, makes the space feel larger, and provides practical task lighting for worktops. LED options are energy-efficient, long-lasting, and produce minimal heat — ideal for enclosed cabinet spaces.

Quick Guide: What Do I Need?

For plinth/kickboard lighting:

• Plinth lights (one per 600mm cabinet run is a good starting point)
• Splitter if running multiple lights
• Dimmer/remote for adjustable brightness

For under-cabinet lighting:

• Downlights or LED strip
• Transformer (12V systems)
• Extension cables if needed

For media walls/slat panels:

• Panel light profile kits with diffuser and transformer

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these lights easy to install?

Yes — most of our LED lights are plug-and-play with simple connectors. Plinth lights and downlights can be installed with basic DIY skills. For mains connection, we recommend using a qualified electrician.

What's the difference between 12V and 230V lights?

12V lights require a transformer but are safer in enclosed spaces and easier to dim. 230V (mains voltage) lights connect directly but have fewer dimming options. Most of our plinth and under-cabinet lights are 12V for flexibility and safety.

Can I dim these lights?

Yes — our LED plinth lights and downlights are dimmable. Pair them with our wireless remotes or 4-zone dimmer units for full control over brightness.

How many plinth lights do I need?

As a guide, one light per 600mm of cabinet run gives good coverage. For a standard kitchen with 3-4 base units, a kit with 6-8 lights works well.

Not sure what you need? Call us on 0161 465 4007 — we'll help you plan your lighting setup.