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

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

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A new collection of luminaires made almost entirely from meltable wax is challenging conventional ideas about lighting materials by demonstrating