What is Sconce?

Skrronce is a type of luminaire that is attached directly to the wall instead of hanging from the ceiling or supporting its own base. In fact, the only support of the Chief of the Wall to which it is attached. Sceonce luminaires usually have closed DNA and towards the ceiling. However, there are also some wall slopes that point the light in the opposite direction, down to the floor. In addition, there are open boards at both ends that are open and allow the light to flow to the ceiling and down to the floor.

The design of volumes is ancient. In fact, they are gripping back to some of the first forms of internal lighting: fire torches that were attached to the inner walls of majestic houses, castles and public buildings. The reduction has been updated for centuries according to the development of technology and changes in modern interior. The torch shots were replaced by oil and gas lamps that were attached to the walls in a similar way. In the end we now have an electric wallTedky. In many buildings that have more than a hundred years, it is possible to find extinct gas luminaires that are still in place.

In the modern interior design, electric wall tendencies are often placed in corridors and corridors or in large rooms such as ball rooms and conference rooms. Reduction is often used to highlight the point of interest on the wall, such as a piece of art or plaque. In this method, murals are often used in museums, historical places and other interest points to direct the attention of visitors to specific items.

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scree is usually placed on three -quarters of the way up on the wall between the floor and the ceiling. In general, they should be placed at eye level or higher. In the case of rooms with unusually high ceilings, wall candles can be placed many tracks above the head of the adapter height. The location of the chief of course also depends on the OrienTaci of his light.

The above instructions for the location of the cap are designed for the most traditional type of walls: those that direct lighting to the ceiling. However, the rule is not the same for the wall boards that point the light down. In some theaters, wall -mounted luminaires that are directed downwards are used to light the road between the seats, while the rest of the theater was darkened for the performance. Such wall boards are often as low as the ankle level.