Collection: Track Lighting

Track lighting is a versatile lighting solution that can enhance ambient, accent, or task lighting depending on how it’s positioned. Rotating the track head across the room provides ambient lighting, directing it toward a specific object creates accent lighting, and aiming it over a workspace delivers task lighting. Track lights are popular in kitchens, living areas, offices, and commercial spaces for their flexibility and style.

Types of Track Lighting

Linear Track Lights – Perfect for accent or task lighting in residential or commercial spaces, linear track lights come in 2, 4, or 8-foot lengths. They can be extended using components like T-connectors, allowing you to create custom layouts. Various styles are available, and heads can be positioned anywhere along the track.

Flexible Track Lights – Offering the same functionality as linear track lights, flexible track lights can be curved or cut to size. This allows for a more personalised setup, ideal for highlighting specific areas or creating unique track layouts.

Track Light Rails

Track rails provide the foundation for your lighting system. Two main types are commonly used:

• Single Phase – Used primarily in residential applications, consisting of two wires (active and neutral).
  
• Three Phase – Typically used in commercial or industrial settings, consisting of four wires (three active and one neutral, with the neutral earthed).
  

Track Lighting Accessories

Customising your track lighting setup requires the right accessories for connections and flexibility:

• Straight Joiner – Connects two linear tracks to extend the overall length.
  
• Live End – Supplies power to the track; wires from the junction box are fed through this end.
  
• Centre Feed – Allows power to pass through the middle of two connected tracks via a junction box.
  
• L-Shaped Joiner – Changes the track direction to an L-shape, useful for extending lighting into adjacent spaces.
  
• T-Shaped Joiner – Joins three tracks together for more design flexibility.
  
• Cross Joiner – Connects four tracks at one point, ideal for large or cross-zone layouts.
  
• Track Adaptor – Enables decorative fittings like pendant lights to hang from the track. Slides onto live ends and provides additional lighting options.
  

With these options, track lighting can be fully customised to suit both functional and aesthetic needs in any home or commercial space.

Track lighting is a smart choice for both homes and commercial spaces because it offers: 

• Adjustable lighting direction – aim light where you need it most 
• Flexible layouts – add, remove, or reposition heads on the track 
• Great for task lighting – kitchens, studies, workspaces, and vanities 
• Perfect for highlighting features – artwork, wall textures, shelves, or displays 
• Modern and clean design – suits contemporary interiors 
• Wide range of styles – from minimalist to decorative finishes 

Track lighting can be used almost anywhere, but it works best in areas where adjustable light coverage is needed, such as: 

• Kitchen bench tops and islands 
• Living rooms (feature walls or artwork) 
• Hallways and entryways 
• Home offices and study areas 
• Retail stores and display spaces 
• Galleries and showrooms 

Yes — track lighting is one of the most practical choices for kitchens because you can direct light onto: 

• food prep areas 
• the sink 
• kitchen walkways 
• feature splashbacks or cabinetry 

For best results, choose LED-compatible track heads and a colour temperature that suits your space (warm for cosy, cooler for a clean working light). 

Both are great, but they serve slightly different purposes: 

Track Lighting 

• Adjustable heads (you control direction) 
• Better for highlighting specific zones or features 
• Easy to add more heads in the future 

Downlights 

• Fixed beam direction (straight down) 
• Great for clean, even general lighting 
• Often used for whole-room lighting 

Many customers use both together: downlights for overall brightness + track lighting for task and feature lighting. 

Track lights commonly use LED technology and may include: 

• Integrated LED track heads (built-in LED module) 
• Replaceable LED globes (depending on the fitting design) 

LED is the most popular choice because it’s energy-efficient, long-lasting, and produces bright, clean light. 

Many track lighting systems can be dimmable, but it depends on two key factors: 

• the track light fittings must be dimmable compatible 
• the globes (if replaceable) must also be dimmable LED globes 
• you may need a compatible wall dimmer installed by an electrician 

Dimmable track lighting is perfect for creating mood lighting in living rooms, bedrooms, and dining zones. 

This depends on: 

• room size 
• ceiling height 
• brightness (lumens) of the track heads 
• whether the track is used for main lighting or feature lighting 

As a general guide: 

• Small rooms may only need 3–4 heads 
• Medium spaces often work well with 4–6 heads 
• Large open areas may need 6+ heads or multiple tracks 

Track lighting installation is usually straightforward, but it should be installed by a qualified electrician, especially if the wiring needs adjustment or if you’re replacing an existing ceiling fitting. 

Once installed, track heads can often be repositioned easily along the track. 

Yes — many track systems can be wall-mounted, depending on the product design and installation layout. Wall-mounted track lighting can be great for: 

• feature walls 
• artwork lighting 
• hallway accent lighting 
• retail product displays 

Track lighting is definitely still in style — especially modern track systems with: 

• slimline tracks 
• minimalist finishes (white, black, brushed metal) 
• LED spotlight heads 
• directional designs 

It’s now commonly used in contemporary homes and commercial interiors because it looks clean while offering high functionality.