This decides the profile, the joints available to you, and whether the run can branch — only the surface profile is sold with T and X joints.
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Black or white?
The finish runs through the whole system — track, joints, end caps and the fittings on it. A few fittings are made in one finish only, so this changes what step 4 offers.
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What shape is the run?
Pick the nearest — you size it next. Corners turn a run; a tee or a cross splits it, so one run can light a corridor and the room it opens onto.
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How long is each leg?
Give each leg its length and watch the run take shape beside them.
Lengths
Total run length—
Track sections—
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What goes on the track?
Set a quantity against each fitting you want. Mix as many types as you like — the meters below track the load and the space used as you go.
Electrical load0.0 W of 0 W this driver carries
Space used on track0 of 0 mm
On this run
Final step
How is it driven?
Clip the driver into the track, or hide it in the ceiling. A track-mounted driver is its own power feed but takes run length with it; a remote one leaves the whole run free and needs a power feed and cable box. We size it to your load with 20% headroom.
Each part is added as its own basket line at the quantity shown, and each links to its product page where you can check stock and lead time. Track is supplied in whole sections and is not cut, so legs are built from 1000mm and 2000mm pieces. For project quantities or trade pricing, get in touch and we'll price it up.
Multi-room scheme, a shape that isn't on the list, or a specification job? We'll work it out with you.
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