In shortLED strip lighting is some of our favourite work, and you can see a lot of it in the photos on this page. Strips in stair treads, alcove shelving, wardrobes, ceiling coffers and coves, under kitchen cabinets and around rooflights give a room depth and atmosphere. We fit the strip in aluminium profiles with diffusers for a smooth, even line of light, put the drivers where they can be reached later, and wire it all to dimmers that work with it.
What's included
- LED strips in stairs, shelving, joinery and wardrobes
- Ceiling coffers, coves and rooflights
- Under-cabinet and plinth lighting in kitchens
- Aluminium profiles and diffusers for a smooth line of light
- Drivers placed where they can be reached, and compatible dimmers
When you might need it
- You're building new joinery, a media wall or a staircase
- You want lighting that gives a room atmosphere in the evening
- Your existing LED strips are spotty, flickering or have failed
Examples of our work
How it works
- Tell us about the job. Call, WhatsApp or send the form below. Photos help.
- Free estimate. We talk it through, visit if needed and give you a clear, no-obligation estimate.
- Neat, careful work. We arrive in uniform with photo ID and keep the work area tidy.
- Tested and handed over. Everything is tested and explained, with a full invoice and the right certificate.
See also
LED Strip Lighting Installation: common questions
Can you fit LED lighting into stair treads?
Yes. Lit stairs are one of our specialities. It's easiest when the stairs are being built or refurbished, but it can often be added to existing stairs too.
Why do LED strips look spotty?
Strips fitted without a diffuser, or too close to the surface, show the individual LEDs. Fitting them in a profile with a diffuser gives a continuous line of light.
Where does the LED driver go?
Somewhere you can reach it later, such as a cupboard, a loft or behind a removable panel. Drivers eventually need replacing, so they shouldn't be sealed behind plasterboard.
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Last updated 1 November 2026.