Recent content by KatieABlaze

Thank you for all the feedback, tips and advice.

Thank you for this. The feedback and info is much appreciated.

We have 2'x4' and 2'x5' models, as well.

Our initial prototype, which was 1'x4' and hung over our 8' Global table at our saloon was a great amount of illumination. We also have 2'x4' and 2'x5' models, however. Light bleed was never an issue.

Point well taken, and definitely why we wanted to post here.

The New Standard produces 5500 lumens. I'm not sure of the CRI, as we have not tested it.

The more the merrier, we say, as long there are options.

Our New Standard, at 1'x4', provides 5500 lumens, whereas our 2'x4' & 2'x5' provides 11000 lumens. We generally set the color temp to 4000 but if someone wants another color temp we can provide that. We don't have the egg crate as a standard but we can certainly add it. We did have a saloon...

Hello Everyone, My husband and I are pool players and designers, motivated to drastically improve the table lights found over most of the tables we play on. We wanted to create something that offers high-performance illumination while serving as a beautiful piece of architectural design...

Our original prototype light was a 1' x 4'. We installed it over our 8' Global table at the saloon we owned at the time. The illumination was plenty. However, to parallel Littman and Diamond lights, we have 2' x 4' and 2' x 5' models. See pics below.

Thank you very much! I will direct you to our website so that you can see the rest of our models. We also offer custom lights and other options. The remote is a great idea, and one we have considered. Please check out www.ablazeluminaire.com for more!

Thank you for the welcome and the question! Ideally, we would have access to a table that already had a light installed, (power outlet and hanging hardware already installed/accessible). In this scenario, we could take down the light, temporarily, and put our light up, temporarily, for a...

Hello and thank you for the comment. The illumination our lights produce are the same as Littman and Diamond lights. The differences are the method of diffusion and, most importantly, the aesthetic design.

Wow, very nice set up and thank you for sharing. The wiring cost is definitely a consideration.

No offense taken and this is interesting input that we want to hear. (Of note, we are working to get our lights hung above a table for a photo shoot.) What factors would you say serious players are looking for that this light doesn't provide? In terms of the prices, the New Standard is...