Applelec launch new wall mounting system for LED Light Sheet

Variomount is a new and versatile wall panel mounting system designed for Applelec’s illuminated light panel, LED Light Sheet.

Created for interior architects and designers, Variomount is an elegant solution to bring light to interior walls and fixtures. The flexible system is ideal for installing illuminated kitchen splash backs, vanity units, reception desk fronts or simply decorative wall schemes.

Variomount combines illuminated LED Light Sheet panels with sleek aluminium profiles to build modular wall features by mounting single or multiple rows of lit panels. In multi-row installations, central mounting profiles may be fitted with glass shelves to create illuminated shelving systems.

As a straightforward mounting solution for LED Light Sheet, Variomount has been designed with ease of installation at its core. Each Variomount profile features a 13mm recess enabling panels of LED Light Sheet, glass and other surface materials at this maximum thickness to be mounted using the system. In addition, the system is assembled with no visible fixings to create seamless wall installations.

For wet environments, such as kitchens and bathrooms, the LED Light Sheet panel is created to an IP67 rating to ensure no moisture can penetrate the light source. LED Light Sheet mounted with Variomount can be dimmed or, when used to display colour-changing LED Light Sheet, it can be programmed to run colour sequences.

Created in the UK by Applelec, LED Light Sheet is a patented flat light panel which is constructed to bespoke specification in depths of 6mm, 8mm or 10mm (for panels with colour-changing LEDs). Routinely selected by the UKs leading lighting design studios, LED Light Sheet has brought light to Mulberry, Jimmy Choo, Durham Cathedral, the Natural History Museum, ME London and most recently, the Eventim Hammersmith Apollo. 

Highly flexible, the Variomount system by Applelec is available now.
 

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