Better light.
Starts with
a better plan.
Light the spaces where people work, move, and play. From the first fixture question to a detailed photometric layout.
Plan your project ↗Explore our servicesDifferent spaces.
Different lighting decisions.
The right layout starts with how a place is used—not a guess at fixture count.
Warehouse & high bay
Plan the light around the work. A warehouse layout should account for storage racks, travel paths, task areas, and the height of the building.
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Parking lots & outdoor areas
Make the entire site part of the plan: parking stalls, driving lanes, pedestrian routes, entrances, and the neighboring properties.
Explore parking lots & outdoor areas ↗Sports fields & courts
A court, a practice field, and a stadium have different lighting needs. Start with the sport, the level of play, and the way the space will be used.
Explore sports fields & courts ↗See the plan.
Understand the light.
Compare fixture positions, coverage, and the assumptions behind a lighting layout before you commit to equipment.
01 / Understand your space
Dimensions, mounting heights, activities, and the constraints that shape the project.
02 / Work through the options
Fixture guidance and photometric planning built around your goals.
03 / Make an informed decision
A clearer starting point for product selection and installation planning.
A little clarity goes a long way.
How to read a photometric plan
A lighting plan is easier to review when you know what the drawing is measuring and which assumptions sit behind the numbers.
Read the guide ↗Lumens, watts & light distribution
Three lighting terms answer three different questions. Understanding the distinction makes fixture comparisons more useful.
Read the guide ↗What to gather before a lighting project
A little preparation makes the first design conversation more productive. These details help turn a general inquiry into a project that can be evaluated.
Read the guide ↗Pole height, spacing & optics
Three decisions that belong together when you compare outdoor lighting layouts.
Read the guide ↗Glare, spill light & shielding
Understand which problem you are trying to solve before specifying more output or a shield.
Read the guide ↗Build a comparable lighting project budget
Organize the scope before comparing fixture prices or installation estimates.
Read the guide ↗Have a space in mind?
Tell us what you’re lighting. We’ll help you plan the next step.
How we approach a lighting project
Start with the site, define the requirements, then compare fixture configurations and calculation assumptions.
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