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Sunny Malik
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Installing recessed lighting into stairs

Sunny Malik
  • Atlanta, GA
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Hi everyone, I am looking to install recessed lighting to stairs we're building for a new modern, luxury flip in the Atlanta area. I've included a picture of what I'm looking for, does anyone have any experience on where to order the material for this?

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Ryan Normand
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Ryan Normand
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 Exactly. This is how 95% of these custom lighting features work. It's probably just basic off-the-shelf low voltage LED strip lights (12v or 24v). Low voltage wires then run to a transformer in a hidden (but still accessible) location, which is then plugged into a switched receptacle. 

In the case of your stairs, you just need to have a groove in the bottom of the stair nose that's wide enough to conceal the LED strip. Then poke a tiny hole through to the back side of the stairs (usually this area is just used as a storage closet anyway) and make up all of your low voltage wires and transformer there where it's out of sight. 

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