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Exterior can lights

9 years ago

Hi there!

I am interested in installing exterior can lights similar to what you put on this house. If you don't mind, could you please tell me the brand/style/size of the can lights shown over the garage here? I'm overwhelmed by the choices on the market, and not sure where to start!

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Giulietti Schouten Weber Architects
9 years ago
There are, as you noted, many styles, types, mfrs., and sizes to choose from. I don't recall this particular mode, but many of our electricians will use Juno Lighting as their go to manufacturer. We prefer the 4" or 5" diameter rather than the lager 6" cans. For the exterior you will need an exterior rated fixture. I hope this helps

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