Flow Slim LED Light | Surface/Suspended | 4000K | Customisable

It's specifically positioned for those applications. The 4000K daylight output delivers the visual clarity and alertness that sustained task work requires, whether that's desk-based work in an open-plan office or reading and research in a library or study environment. At 35mm square, the Flow Slim sits almost invisibly against a ceiling or wall surface, which makes it a practical choice for installations where the architectural aesthetic matters as much as the lighting quality. The 960 lumens per metre output, combined with the 120-degree beam angle, produces even, well-distributed illuminance across the working area below without the directional harshness that a narrower beam can create in task environments.

Standard rigid diffusers rely on fixed geometry to spread light, which can leave visible bright spots above each LED chip, particularly on slim profiles where the distance between the LEDs and the diffuser surface is minimal. The flexible silicone used in the Flow Slim physically conforms to the aluminium body and creates an intimate, direct contact between the LED strip and the diffuser material, which blends the individual light points into a continuous, seamless glow along the full length of the fitting. On a profile as slim as 35mm, this diffuser construction is what allows the Flow Slim to produce output that reads as a single, uninterrupted line of light rather than a series of individual sources.

Yes, and the combination of slim profile and customisable length makes it a particularly well-suited option for that application. Positioned directly above a workstation cluster, either surface mounted or suspended at a height that brings the light closer to the working plane, the Flow Slim delivers a defined zone of 4000K illumination that keeps the task area well lit without relying on the general ceiling scheme to do all the work. This is useful in open-plan offices where the ceiling-level lighting produces acceptable average lux levels across the floor plate but individual workstations benefit from a more concentrated overhead source. At 960 lumens per metre across a custom length that can be ordered to match the exact footprint of the cluster, the output is proportioned to the area it serves rather than being a fixed-size fitting applied to a variable space.