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LED Lightbars

LED lightbars are a user-friendly yet highly-effective way of illuminating a space. Optimised to deliver both ambient and task lighting, they are ideally suited for use in everything from shelving systems and display cases through to large commercial interiors and pop-up retail spaces.

Our lightbars combine energy-efficient LEDs together with a range of different diffusers and slimline aluminium profiles to create lighting elements that perform according to the spatial, functional and aesthetic requirements of a space.

Whether it’s colour temperature, beam angle, lumen output or secondary optics, they can be customised to suit particular displays and showcase products in their best lights.

LED lightbars can be engineered to meet the functional and aesthetic needs of any interior space. Elegant and energy efficient, they are ideal for incorporating illuminated elements into retail displays, art galleries, showrooms, offices, hospitality venues and more.

Interested in our LED Lightbars? Get in touch with the team today on 0161 655 2100 or info@unibox.co.uk

Profile Features

Surface mount

A long, shiny metal rod with a square cross-section is placed diagonally on a subtly textured wooden surface inside a lightbox, casting a slight shadow. The background features a light, textured wall that enhances the display.

LED lightbars can be mounted directly onto surfaces using a range of different mounting methods. Surface-mounted lightbars protrude from the area onto which they are fixed.

Recess mount

A slim, recessed LED lightbox is embedded in a wooden surface, emitting a soft white glow. The wood boasts a natural grain, and the lightbox is positioned near a textured, off-white wall.

LED lightbars can be recessed into surfaces to create integrated lighting systems that sit completely flush with the area into which they are fixed. 

Suspendable

A modern linear pendant light fixture with a sleek, metallic design hangs from the ceiling like an elegant lightbox. It is suspended over a wooden surface, casting soft illumination across the textured wood grain. The background showcases a neutral-toned wall.

Specially-engineered channels in the aluminium profiles enable lightbars to be suspended above surfaces using cables or rigid posts.

90° join

Close-up of a wooden table corner with a glowing rectangular outline reminiscent of a lightbox. The table's warm, textured finish is beautifully contrasted by the illuminated lines against its color and grain.

Lightbars can be joined together at right-angles to create linear lighting systems that follow the corners of interior spaces or objects.

In-line join

A sleek LED light strip is mounted under a wooden shelf, resembling a refined lightbox and casting a bright, even glow along the surface. The shelf is placed against a textured beige wall.

Lightbars can be connected together in series to create longer linear lighting systems for larger spaces.

3 way join

A wooden surface with intersecting LED light strips forming a cross pattern, reminiscent of a modern lightbox, set against a textured beige wall.

Three individual lightbars can be connected together to form t-shaped lighting fixtures.

4 way join

A wooden table with a modern design features intersecting LED light strips embedded in its surface, creating a cross pattern reminiscent of sleek lightboxes. The texture of the table contrasts with the smooth, glowing lights.

Four lightbars can be connected together to form lighting systems in cross or grid configurations.

Custom angle

Close-up of an illuminated picture frame corner on a wooden surface. Resembling a lightbox, the frame emits a soft glow, contrasting beautifully with the textured wooden table and the plain wall in the background.

To meet user-specific requirements, lightbars can be cut at custom angles so that they can be connected together in configurations that follow the existing interior architecture of a space.

Fixing methods

Screw mount

Close-up of a floor installation featuring a metal trim and wooden floorboard against a wall, illuminated like a scene in a lightbox. Three screws are partially embedded in the wood, with a beige wall providing the subtle backdrop.

Lightbars can be screwed directly onto surfaces. This is the most suitable fixing method for applications such as under-shelf lighting as it is the most secure.

Magnetic mount

Lightbars can be attached to surfaces using two types of magnetic fixings – plates screw-in plates and self-adhesive tape – making for easy installation and repositioning. 

Tape mount

Close-up of a wooden floor with a wall baseboard, where lightbox cables are subtly concealed. A section of the baseboard is removed to reveal a strip of adhesive or cable management channel along the edge where the floor meets the wall.

Lightbars can be fixed onto surfaces using high-strength adhesive tape. This is the most versatile mounting method, being suitable for a wide range of different surfaces and materials. 

Clip mount

A piece of wood flooring is being installed, its grooves ready for interlocking like a custom lightbox fitting. A metal strip and screws are positioned to secure the wood to a surface. In the background, a textured wall completes the scene.

Lightbars can be fixed onto surfaces using clip mounts that are screwed in place. The sluminium profile clicks securely into the channel of the clip.

Diffusers

LED lightbars can be supplied with a number of different diffusers to suit the functional and aesthetic requirements of different environments.

Opal

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An opaque acrylic diffuser that conceals the internal LED components from view. Opal diffusers are ideal for environments that require a lower-glare option with a soft light transmission.

Frost

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A semi-opaque acrylic diffuser that conceals some of the internal LED components and PCB from view. Frosted diffusers soften the light emitted whilst allowing for a greater overall light transmission.

Clear

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A transparent acrylic diffuser that maximises the light transmission of a lightbar to make it as efficient as possible.

Lenses

Lenses are used to alter the beam angle of LED components to concentrate the light that is emitted onto a particular product, surface or area of interest. 

Standard LED Beam angle - 120°

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Every light source, be it an LED or a wax candle, has a beam angle. This is the measurement of how the light it emits is distributed within and across a space.

Without the addition of any secondary optics or lenses, LEDs have a standard beam angle of 120°. Smaller beam angles mean that the light emitted by an LED is spread across a narrower area and, as a result, will appear brighter and more intense to the naked eye.

Angled lenses

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Lightbars can be mounted into specially-engineered aluminium profiles at 45° angles to further re-direct the beam of light onto a particular area or object.

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