Commercial Lighting Uses

Industrial and commercial spaces rely on commercial lighting to provide good environments for work, socializing, shopping, and other uses. Commercial lighting appears in a multitude of settings, with different levels of luminescence and focused light for different applications:

Stores use overhead commercial lighting to create bright, day-like conditions for shoppers Offices use commercial lighting to create environments that maximize productivity—some office lighting even emits vitamin D to boost employee morale Large buildings like schools and government institutions often need different light levels in different areas of their facilities, such as in lobbies, walkways, and halls, depending on the functionality and aesthetic requirements of each area Hospitals require bright lighting to keep medical workers alert and to boost visibility during delicate procedures The most popular types of commercial lighting use fluorescent or LED systems to illuminate large areas in environmentally efficient and cost-effective ways. These lighting fixtures use reflective panels and energy-saving bulbs to amplify light output without consuming excessive amounts of electricity. This results in longer lifespans, enhanced durability, and better energy savings from your lighting equipment.

Because of all this, navigating the world of commercial lighting can be tricky—with so many options and customizable features to choose from, it can be hard to determine the best solution for you or your client’s needs. For this reason, it’s important to work closely with lighting manufacturers to determine the best course of action for your next lighting project.

Metal Craft offers a number of services geared toward finding and installing the best commercial lighting products for your facility.