replacing strip light in kitchen

spaceboy

I want to replace the strip light in my kitchen, can anyone recommend a light fitting to replace it with?

Moss5

https://cpc.farnell.com/sylvania/51023/led-pipe-1500lm-m-3000k-l1200/dp/LA07131

https://www.wickes.co.uk/Sylvania-Twin-5ft-IP20-Fitting-with-T8-Intergrated-LED-Tube---36W/p/185068

Here is a couple, but did you notice you did not mention the length or wattage that you needed?

spaceboy

Moss5 wrote: »

https://cpc.farnell.com/sylvania/51023/led-pipe-1500lm-m-3000k-l1200/dp/LA07131

https://www.wickes.co.uk/Sylvania-Twin-5ft-IP20-Fitting-with-T8-Intergrated-LED-Tube---36W/p/185068

Here is a couple, but did you notice you did not mention the length or wattage that you needed?

There is a reason for that. I do not want another strip light.

coffeehound

spaceboy wrote: »

There is a reason for that. I do not want another strip light.

"Replace" implies you want the same thing again. Perhaps worth giving at least a hint of what you do want?

Hermione_Granger

spaceboy wrote: »

I want to replace the strip light in my kitchen, can anyone recommend a light fitting to replace it with?

A clue as to the size, style and wattage needed would help, as would the type of kitchen.
You may have a kitchen like this:

or like this:

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spaceboy

Medium size kitchen. Not looking for anything fancy.

-taff

Suggest you go to a shop that sells [mostly or only] lights and ask them for advice.

getmore4less

Requirements
Not a strip light.
Not fancy

https://www.screwfix.com/p/sylvania-syl-circle-led-surface-mounted-led-ceiling-light-white-12w/2359h

Ebe_Scrooge

-taff wrote: »

Suggest you go to a shop that sells [mostly or only] lights and ask them for advice.

This. If you're replacing an existing light fitting then it's a simple DIY job. The only restriction is your taste and the depth of your wallet. You can buy light fitting from anywhere - B&Q, Dunelm, online, probably any number of lighting specialists in your local town. Just go and have a look and see what takes your fancy.

One consideration to bear in mind, seeing as how it's a kitchen - do you want a standard type dangly light, or would something along the lines of spotlights be more practical, so you can point the light to where you need it ? But really, have a look around the shops, there are thousands of different types available.