
Thorlux upgrades luminaires from T5 to LED for Nottingham City Council
Thorlux Lighting has upgraded the luminaires at Nottingham City Council’s from fluorescent to LED while retaining the luminaire housings. The

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Thorlux Lighting has upgraded the luminaires at Nottingham City Council’s from fluorescent to LED while retaining the luminaire housings. The

Thorlux Lighting says that recycled powder from the spray-painting line at its factory in Redditch, Worcestershire has to used to

What does a genuinely circular lighting manufacturer look like in practice? In this video short, Richard Caple of Thorlux Lighting

Following the successful establishment of Thorlux Lighting parent FW Thorpe’s first woodland creation project in Wales, where 180,000 trees were

Thorlux Lighting’s fleet of delivery vehicles are all now powered by hydrotreated vegetable oil biofuel. The three Class II Volvo

Light Projects Evolve Ltd has solved a thermal failure problem with the LED lighting at the Guildhall Great Hall in

Peterborough-based retail lighting specialist and Recolight member Shoplight has unveiled the first UK-made track-mounted linear luminaire made using naturally derived

The high-pressure sodium and fluorescent luminaires at Doncaster’s Frenchgate Tunnel have been reused and upgraded rather than replaced. TRT Lighting converted

A New York-based design studio is growing lampshades from mushrooms rather than manufacturing them, in one of the more literal

Fagerhult has unveiled a 1200mm version of what has been hailed as the ‘world’s first premium pendant luminaire made of

Dutch lighting manufacturer Famostar has switched the housings of its O-Lux emergency luminaire entirely to a bio-circular polycarbonate, becoming what

A Swiss luminaire manufacturer is launching an authorised partner programme, enabling electricians to become certified to maintain, repair and upgrade