Home Improvement Store in Cleveland, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

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Home Improvement Store

Kings Mountain, NC

Specialty Lighting

Home Improvement Store

Fallston, NC

Specialty Lighting combines over 50 years of lighting expertise with custom laser-built LED panels and design, engineering, prototyping, sourcing, and manufacturing services.

  • Custom LED light guide panels for architectural, retail, and commercial applications
  • Flexible LED lighting for unusual shapes, furniture, walls, ceilings, shelves, and displays
  • Hospitality, retail, exhibit, office, healthcare, and facility lighting projects

Specialty Lighting

Home Improvement Store

Shelby, NC

Specialty Lighting combines over 50 years of lighting expertise with custom laser-built LED panels and design, engineering, prototyping, sourcing, and manufacturing services.

  • Custom LED light guide panels for architectural, retail, and commercial applications
  • Flexible LED lighting for unusual shapes, furniture, walls, ceilings, shelves, and displays
  • Hospitality, retail, exhibit, office, healthcare, and facility lighting projects

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FAQ

How much does custom LED lighting cost?

Pricing depends on the panel or fixture size, LED color options, controls, mounting, and whether design or prototyping is needed. Custom projects generally require a project-specific quote.

What should I look for when choosing a lighting supplier?

Confirm that the supplier handles your application, such as undercabinet, recessed, retail, commercial, RGB, or tunable-white lighting. For unusual shapes or installations, ask whether it provides design and prototyping support.

How long does a custom lighting project take?

Off-the-shelf lighting is typically faster to obtain than a project requiring design, engineering, prototyping, and manufacturing. The schedule depends on the product specifications and sourcing requirements.

Do I need an electrician or permit for new lighting?

Hardwired lighting and changes to building wiring may require a licensed electrician and permits, depending on the project and local requirements. Plug-in fixtures and low-voltage products may have different requirements.