Hafele Expands Loox Range with New LED Strip Lights
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Hafele Expands Loox Range with New LED Strip Lights

Häfele has expanded its Loox lighting portfolio with the launch of a new range of LED strip lights designed for residential interiors and furniture lighting applications.

The latest addition to the Loox range is aimed at addressing growing demand for flexible, reliable and energy-efficient lighting solutions across homes. Suitable for applications such as kitchen cabinets, wardrobes, showcases, plinth lighting, ceiling installations and linear lighting concepts, the new LED strips combine functionality with design versatility.

One of the key highlights of the range is the availability of strip lengths of up to 50 metres, which helps minimise material wastage and optimise installation costs. The LED strips are offered in multiple wattage options and colour temperatures, allowing designers and homeowners to create a variety of lighting effects ranging from ambient accent lighting to task-oriented illumination.

According to Häfele, the new range delivers up to 45 per cent savings in product costs compared to earlier generations, while maintaining high standards of performance and durability. The company stated that the strips are manufactured using premium materials and engineered to provide consistent light output over extended periods.

Designed for both room and furniture lighting, the LED strips ensure uniform illumination and are suited to applications where lighting continuity and precision are critical. The high-quality LEDs are intended to support long-term reliability while helping create comfortable and aesthetically appealing interior environments.

With the launch, Häfele continues to strengthen its Loox portfolio, offering lighting solutions that integrate modern design, energy efficiency and technological innovation for contemporary residential spaces.

Häfele has expanded its Loox lighting portfolio with the launch of a new range of LED strip lights designed for residential interiors and furniture lighting applications.The latest addition to the Loox range is aimed at addressing growing demand for flexible, reliable and energy-efficient lighting solutions across homes. Suitable for applications such as kitchen cabinets, wardrobes, showcases, plinth lighting, ceiling installations and linear lighting concepts, the new LED strips combine functionality with design versatility.One of the key highlights of the range is the availability of strip lengths of up to 50 metres, which helps minimise material wastage and optimise installation costs. The LED strips are offered in multiple wattage options and colour temperatures, allowing designers and homeowners to create a variety of lighting effects ranging from ambient accent lighting to task-oriented illumination.According to Häfele, the new range delivers up to 45 per cent savings in product costs compared to earlier generations, while maintaining high standards of performance and durability. The company stated that the strips are manufactured using premium materials and engineered to provide consistent light output over extended periods.Designed for both room and furniture lighting, the LED strips ensure uniform illumination and are suited to applications where lighting continuity and precision are critical. The high-quality LEDs are intended to support long-term reliability while helping create comfortable and aesthetically appealing interior environments.With the launch, Häfele continues to strengthen its Loox portfolio, offering lighting solutions that integrate modern design, energy efficiency and technological innovation for contemporary residential spaces.

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