Light bars are used more these days. We are using the GM Lighting Slim Line product in kitchens.

This is a great DIY project. Here's a previous thread..

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/6029216/replace-hardwired-kitchen-counter-lights-with-led#n=3

@Brickwood Builders are these the lights you are referring to? Also, I see GM carries flexible light tape which allows to choose light temperature (i have 3500k lights in my kitchen). can the light tape be used inder cabinets? https://www.gmlighting.net/product/details/24vdc_slimedge_modular_architectural_lightbar

Yes, that is the one. People do use tape light under cabinets. We don't particularly like it, unless it is encased in something. It is rough and things can catch on it and tear up the tape. You're going to want to dim whatever you get.

Ok that I ask too? cause we'll do this too. How is this kind?

Lightkiwi T8668 6" Warm White Modular LED Under Cabinet Lighting 3-Panel Kit · More Info

? Does this kind connect to another one?

Thank you.

P7005-20 Progress Lighting · More Info

I prefer the idea of an hardwired flexible tape. Does anyone know about a reputable company for flexible led tape for under cabinet lighting (to be encased in channels), which can be hard wired (120V) and has 3500K temperature? I see GM lighting as a 3000k and 4000k hardwired led tape option but I really like 3500K better.