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When a client commissions the

creation of a lamp and has no

specif ic preferences regarding the

type and colour of materials, we

guide them in choosing. Material

selection is based on various factors,

including functionality, durability,

and aesthetics. Once the details

are established, our technical off ice

analyses and evaluates the lamp

design, preparing the cutting scheme

and detailed drawings.

The order is then sent to the cutting

department, where the operator

precisely cuts the individual pieces.

The cut pieces then proceed to the

f inishing department, where they are

carefully perfected and assembled.

Finally, the lamp is ready to be

delivered to the client, meeting their

expectations and ensuring a high-

quality product.

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EXPERT OPINION

PREFERRED MATERIALS FOR MAKING THIS LAMP

B I A N C O C A R R A R A V E R D E F A N T A S T I C O P U R E W H I T E N E R O A S S O L U T O T A J M A H A L L A B R A D O R B L U E P E A R L

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In a lamp body as “slim” as this, including

a low-voltage LED driver (12 or 24Vdc) is not

feasible, so I would opt for the new 220V

LED strips. An aluminium profile should

also be installed within the marble cavity to

attach the LED strip with the double-sided

adhesive it usually comes with. For safety,

the following should be considered:

A HOLE AT THE TOP

allows the escape of hot air that inevitably

accumulates when the LED is on.

AN OPAL COVER

to enclose the LED housing cavity and

prevent direct contact with the 220V LED, as

well as to avoid glare from the LED itself.

A DIFFERENTIAL PROTECTION

on the light line rated at 0.03A.