Can lights

Many people have recessed can lights, sometimes called pot lights, in their home. They have been around since the 1950's and are loved for their ability to provide light while staying somewhat inconspicuous. There are some drawbacks though - they require room in the ceiling (which is not always available) and they are notorious for leaking air (which is not good for energy efficiency). Luckily, there is now a better alternative to recessed can lights.

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Hello friends! I’m back! Now that February is here, I’m refreshed and ready to show you more easy DIY home projects that will increase your home’s function, style, and value!To begin this new year of home projects, I’m starting with the first room I should be focused on: Our daughter’s bedroom. Today, I’m showing you how to upgrade your 1980s can lighting to energy efficient recessed LEDs lights without having to rewire anything! No need to call an electrician for this simple project …

A super easy-to-follow tutorial showing how to convert recessed lights to LED - no tools or wiring required and takes only minutes!

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Sharing our favorite recessed lighting options plus some alternative flush mount and semi-flush mount options if recessed isn't for you.

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Sharing our favorite recessed lighting options plus some alternative flush mount and semi-flush mount options if recessed isn't for you.

How to change a recessed can light into a pendant light with no remodeling. Switch out a can light for a beautiful pendant or chandelier light in just minutes with no remodeling!

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How to Install Recessed Lighting. Add can lights to your house with this easy tutorial.

The easy way to install recessed LED lights or puck lights

The lighting you choose to install in your home will have a huge impact on how your living space will look and feel. If practicality is your main concern, then recessed lighting is probably the best option. However, even when you narrow down your choice and decide on recessed lighting, there are still a couple of different types you can use. Two of the most popular types are can and wafer lights.

A brass colored recessed LED spot set (3 pieces and package) in a modern style that can be installed in plasterboard false ceilings, block-boards and polystyrene moldings. The provided LED light sources have an A+ power class with an energy power of 3 x 3W, a brightness of 3 x 240 lumen and a warm white color temperature (3000 Kelvin). They can be used with 3 x power saving light sources with GU10 sockets, up to 50W light power.

Did you know there are retrofit LED light fixtures that install into can? I'll share how to Add Energy Efficient LED Fixtures in Recessed Can Lights

Looking to add ambient lighting? Read our guide to find the right types of recessed lights for your home.