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10 Jan 2007
i-Vision gets L!QU!D in Chepstow
Supplier: i-Vision (UK) Ltd
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i-Vision, in the shape of the company's Luke Dodd, has designed, specified and supplied environmental lighting for Chepstow's first nightclub.
Owned by Stuart Hayles and Ian Fell, who also own The Castle pub in the town, the 300 capacity L!QU!D venue has a funky minimalist design, an innovative LED mood lighting scheme and a broad mix of good music. The main room is open-plan, with two seating areas either side of the DJ booth, one of which is raised, and a large central bar which also has some stand-up tables.
Dodd - who has done lighting work for the pub in the past - says: “I pretty much had an imaginative blank canvas. They were also prepared to be a bit experimental, so when the theme of 'liquid' emerged, we immediately discussed the option of bubble tanks and they went for it!”
Dodd had not personally used bubble tanks before, but he thought they'd look spectacular when illuminated lit with LED, so contacted MCI Water concepts of Burnley. As well as the mood lighting, he also project managed the installation of the water features which include bubble tubes in the centre of the tables, panels along the entrance wall and tanks all around the centre of the bar.
Sixteen colour changing i-Vision Lumos 3 LED up-lighters have been installed around L!QU!D's perimeter walls including those behind the seating and table areas, all of which have a wall-washing effect.
An additional 8 Lumos 3 downlighters are situated in the entrance stairwell, plus two water projectors, to add a bit of character to an otherwise purely functional void.
The five main bubble tanks behind the bar are lit with downlighting Lumos Strip 300 fixtures, illuminating the bottles and reflecting light onto the shiny bar surface. The same fixtures are used for the two tanks to the side of the main entrance, and the collimated tubes running through the bar area tables are up-lit with Lumos 3's.
Control for the Lumos fixtures is a Sunlight switch panel, pre-programmed with a number of sequences which can be easily recalled and changed.
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