Deep inner channel
About 17.3 x 15.1mm of space lets the strip sit back from the diffuser, helping chips blend into a continuous line.
The NLP-1722 is a trimless plaster-in profile with a deep inner channel and a diffuser. The strip sits well back from the opening, so light blends into one clean, continuous line.
Visible dotting is the most common complaint about recessed linear lighting. The fix is distance: when the strip sits further from the diffuser, light from neighbouring chips overlaps before it leaves the opening. The NLP-1722 is built around that principle, with an inner channel of about 17.3mm by 15.1mm inside a 57.3mm by 22.6mm body.
Because the flanges are covered by plaster, the finished ceiling or wall meets the glowing opening directly. The result reads as an architectural cut in the surface rather than a fitting added to it.
Each pack holds 40 profiles and 40 diffusers, so every length arrives with its matching diffuser. Available in black and white.
Fix and plaster the profile first. Fit the strip and diffuser last, after painting, to keep the opening clean and the diffuser unmarked.
About 17.3 x 15.1mm of space lets the strip sit back from the diffuser, helping chips blend into a continuous line.
Flanges lock into plaster or putty and disappear, leaving no visible frame at the opening.
A matching diffuser comes with each profile for an even, soft-edged glow.
A substantial section of roughly 253g per metre that resists bowing over long runs.
White vanishes into painted ceilings, black gives a graphic edge.
Packs of 40 profiles and 40 diffusers keep quantities matched on large jobs.
Long, even lines that organise the ceiling plan without glare.
Continuous lines that lead customers along aisles and displays.
Seamless ceiling features that replace bulky fittings.
A clean directional line for hotels, offices and apartments.
Architectural lines that frame products without competing.
A bold line of light that gives arrival spaces identity.
Even task light with no visible hardware.
Soft linear glow that frames dining zones.
Recessed lines at the wall edge to graze finishes.
Smooth, shadow-free light in clean, minimal interiors.
The aluminium flanges sit under plaster or putty, so the ceiling or wall finish runs straight into the light opening. Once painted, no metal frame is visible around the line.
Distance lets light from neighbouring chips overlap before it reaches the diffuser. The inner channel of about 17.3mm by 15.1mm lets the strip sit back, so the line reads as one continuous bar rather than a row of points.
Each pack holds 40 profiles and 40 diffusers, so every length has a matching diffuser. This suits project orders where quantities need to line up.
Black and white. White disappears into painted ceilings, while black gives a crisp graphic edge against darker finishes or feature walls.
Fix the profile at the planned level, check it for straightness, plaster over the flanges and sand flush, then paint. Fit the strip and diffuser only after finishing, and mask the open channel until then.
Yes. Butt the ends tightly, align the flanges and the channel, and keep the strip continuous across the joint. Cut ends square so the plaster line stays clean.
Choose a strip that fits the inner channel width, and match colour temperature and driver to the project. Send us your layout on WhatsApp and we will help match strips and drivers.
Send us your layout and we will help you match profile quantities, strips and drivers.