We have a long internal hallway 10 mts, with 6 doors off, & 1 door each end, with glass in. At present we have 2 sunken spot lights in the ceiling for lighting. (equally spaced) These 2 lights are controlled by 2, 2way light switches. So need some thoughts on replacing the lights, something different.
I forget who makes it, although my local Electric Center sells it. Quadrant and Flat Aluminium Extrusion designed to taken the strip LEDs. Run a length along the ceiling on each side, fit with LED strip in your chosen White you can have even lighting all the way down!
If you are happy with polls suggestion as you have high ceilings you could mount them on a dado rail , and possibly remove the spots and replace with hanging baskets if your not stretching to an overskim or matching the artex
2 downlights in that hall will never provide sufficient light, must be gloomy in there, that Artex won’t cheer up that atmosphere either Heaping on more bad news ...... those old stylie reflector lamps look stupid tbh Rip out fittings, buy new, modern looking downlights, fire rated ‘cans’, you may not need fire rated but their generally better quality than cheapo ‘pressed’ fittings. Fit quality LED GU10 lamps - Integral Classic Glass are very good, cool, warm, dimmable, all available Yeah I realise it means cutting more holes, working out where joists are, possibly no access from above, getting cables through, etc But in the scheme of things, you’re getting that ceiling skimmed flat so it’s a perfect time to upgrade lighting - it’s gonna look fantastic