Services

Support matched to the stage of your project.

You do not need to know the exact answer before speaking with us. Choose the closest starting point and we will clarify the useful scope together.

Lighting consultation

Turn a project brief, plan or early question into a clear and practical next step.

Useful for: Teams with a developing brief, floorplan or site constraint.
Bring what you have: Project context
Available plans
Priorities and unknowns
What you receive: A clarified route and human-reviewed project response.
Important boundary: Scope depends on the project stage and available information.

Start a consultation

DIALux study support

Review available drawings and study requirements before agreeing a suitable scope.

Useful for: Project teams deciding whether a calculation study is useful.
Bring what you have: CAD or floorplan
Room use
Relevant IES or LDT files
What you receive: Agreed study scope, assumptions and reviewable output where activated.
Important boundary: Indicative support only; no statutory sign-off or automatic design result.

Request a DIALux review

BOQ and specification review

Send the issued documents once and let the team identify the questions that matter.

Useful for: Estimators and project teams working from a schedule or tender request.
Bring what you have: BOQ or RFQ
Required performance
Programme and alternates policy
What you receive: Clarifications and a private, human-reviewed response.
Important boundary: Receipt is not acceptance of technical or commercial requirements.

Send a BOQ or RFQ

Project supply

Coordinate approved project requirements, programme and delivery through one team.

Useful for: Approved projects that need coordinated procurement and delivery support.
Bring what you have: Approved schedule
Delivery programme
Site and labelling requirements
What you receive: Quotation, samples where agreed, coordination and supply support.
Important boundary: Dates and commercial terms are confirmed only in an approved proposal.

Discuss project supply

Lighting reference

Light that reads as an architectural opening.

Window-like luminous ceiling and wall planes can create a daylight-like focal point in an enclosed interior. We first review the room, proportions, output, diffuser, controls and maintenance access before recommending a project-specific approach.

Blue-lit, window-like panel set high in a white wall above a scale model and timber bench — 01 Window-like luminous feature in a quiet interior

Blue-lit ceiling and wall panels arranged like skylights and windows in an empty white room — 02 Ceiling and wall panels creating a daylight-like effect