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Welcome to GeVe Lighting!

GeVe Lighting is your partner in attractive decorative lighting as well as architectural solutions. Our family company has been operating since 1969 and through this experience we are your ideal partner in your search for the perfect lighting solution.

You'll find a very wide range in our store in Wilrijk: a combination of known and lesser known brands, all leading in terms of quality and design.

Skilled lighting advice is free. But because the price also matters, we have a lowest price guarantuee. If you find the same product cheaper elsewhere, we adjust our price. Up to a month after your purchase, we even give a coupon with the difference. We can not give this guarantee in comparison to prices of online stores, because they are for example located abroad, do not deliver goods for free, do not connect the goods at home, do not have a store located near you or don't have the same service after sales service.

Except our extensive collection of decorative lighting for your home, GeVe is also your partner for delivery and placement of technical lighting for your company, home or public space.

Fireproof lampshades

LED-Display

Technical

What is lumen, candela and lux?

Lumen (lm): unity for flux. From now on THE reference to compare lights with eachother. Flux is the amount of licht that a source beams every second.
Candela (cd): unity for illumination. The illumination is the measurement for the flux that is beamed by reflectorlamps in a certain direction.
Lux (lx): measurement for illuminance. The amount of light that is present on a certain place. Or otherwise: the part of the flux that falls in on the surface; 1 lux = 1 lumen/m².

Extra saving tips

Use as much natural light as possible, the sun shines for free.
Only illuminates where and when is needed.
Place a detector or time switch where your lights might be burning unnessecairy (hallway, basement, garage, ...). LED lights are perfect for frequent switching.
Buy quality lamps with good references.
Go for lamps with the smallest wattage and the longest lifetime for the most amount of light.
Choose lights with energy label A.
Dim lights for less consumption.
Change old halogen light bubls for your mood lights by LED lights.
Paint walls and ceilings in a light color.
Regularly dust off your lights bulbs and fixtures.

For new builders:

Take into account to provide enough windows in every room: at least 1/5th of the floor surface.
Plan you lighting at an early stage of construction.
Don't use halogenic spots in the ceiling anymore. There are more energy sufficient solutions.
Be guided by your architect or a supplier of lighting fixtures. He has dedicated software to calculate how much light you need in every room, where to put it and what kind suits you best.

Contractual stipulations

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