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rolotaz | 13:17 Thu 11th Oct 2012 | Home & Garden
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I am making 5" square by 3 foot tall stained glass floor standing lamps, the standard light bulbs only light the lower part of the lamp, does anyone know if it is possible to light the lamp form the bottom to the top easily.
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Presumably, halogen reflector lamps would do the job, but give out a lot of heat too - so things could overheat. Cool-running LED lamps may be a better choice?
13:28 Thu 11th Oct 2012
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I would have thought that LED was the way to go.
17:22 Thu 11th Oct 2012
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Thanks for suggestions about led lighting , don't know much about led,s will have to seek advice.
18:34 Sun 14th Oct 2012
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Have you considered a fluorescent tube fitting?
15:16 Tue 16th Oct 2012

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