Retrofitting lighting in occupied buildings

By , 299 Lighting · Published · 4 min read

In short

Off-site refurbishment keeps disruption low in occupied buildings, with fittings swapped in phases so spaces stay in use.

Retrofitting lighting in occupied buildings

Not every building can close for works.

How to minimise disruption

  • Refurbish off site
  • Phase works floor by floor
  • Work out of hours where needed

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Next steps on relumen8.com

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Frequently asked questions

Can lighting be retrofitted while a building is occupied?

Yes, with phased works and off-site refurbishment.

How long are fittings away?

It depends on quantities; phasing keeps spaces lit.

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