mathi_reg
2018-02-16 17:55:26
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Dear forum members,
I am new here and hope I am posting in the right forum.
I am planning a new (concreted) garage and would like to create the best and most elegant garage possible. I am envisioning a dark poured asphalt, painted walls, and especially a (possibly recessed into the concrete ceiling) large but still energy-efficient ceiling lighting. My example – which always makes everyone laugh when I mention it – is the Batman garage from The Dark Knight.
Of course, this is certainly a bit of a plaything and I am not a lighting technician.
My specific questions are:
a.) Is there an affordable and cost-effective way to implement something like this? After all, I am talking about a garage measuring 5 x 5.50 m.
b.) Would such lighting be implemented as a "suspended ceiling" or somehow directly embedded in the concrete ceiling?
c.) Are there clever solutions/ideas here to implement something like this without relying on square LED lights (which I have found on Amazon or other sites, for example)?
Thank you very much for the help and information.
Best regards,
mathi_reg

I am new here and hope I am posting in the right forum.
I am planning a new (concreted) garage and would like to create the best and most elegant garage possible. I am envisioning a dark poured asphalt, painted walls, and especially a (possibly recessed into the concrete ceiling) large but still energy-efficient ceiling lighting. My example – which always makes everyone laugh when I mention it – is the Batman garage from The Dark Knight.
Of course, this is certainly a bit of a plaything and I am not a lighting technician.
My specific questions are:
a.) Is there an affordable and cost-effective way to implement something like this? After all, I am talking about a garage measuring 5 x 5.50 m.
b.) Would such lighting be implemented as a "suspended ceiling" or somehow directly embedded in the concrete ceiling?
c.) Are there clever solutions/ideas here to implement something like this without relying on square LED lights (which I have found on Amazon or other sites, for example)?
Thank you very much for the help and information.
Best regards,
mathi_reg