20-Pack 3.3ft/1Meter V Shape LED Aluminum Channel System with Milky Cover, End Caps and Mounting Clips, Aluminum Profile for LED Strip Light Installations, Very Easy Installation

The media could not be loaded. These worked perfectly for putting some LED light strips in the hallway of our basement stairs.They were easy to hang and assemble and fit perfect in the crease between the wall and ceiling.

The media could not be loaded. Very easy to install for someone with good common sense and tool knowledge. I used an electric drill, a dremel for cutting the metal, scissors for cutting the lenses and a laser level. The laser level I don't think was necessary but u should buy one of those anyways (they are cheap on Amazon). I wanted to have them shining upwards so I didn't install into the ceiling corner, as they're meant to. The only unprofessional looking parts are the corners where u can see into the plastic piece (I intend to make little covers for them) and also the corner where I came down the wall. I had extra length so I decided to come down the wall like that. I love the way it came out. I only used the bigger (2 screw) connectors (I bought more separately as someone suggested) and I only used 1 screw in each because I would connect the channel then make sure it was straight before screwing. The channel metal is so light it really only requires 1 screw. I have no doubt it will hold up for years. I didn't even use the anchors, just the long screws that came with the kit. This took all day but is so worth it. Looks totally professional.

I've uploaded a pic of what you would see if you're using LED light strips with a density of 60 LEDs per meter. You can still see the individual pixels. Looks like you'll need 144 LEDs/meter if you want it to just be solid light.These are the lowest priced corner mount LED strip brackets I found on Amazon. They look exactly like what you see. It came with the aluminum bits, the covers, 4 corners and mounting brackets.Now there are 2 different style of mounting brackets, one is a small 'single' clip and the other is double or maybe triple the width. You only get 4 of the thick ones and I really wish I had a lot more.To fit the aluminum into the brackets you basically place one edge on the bottom of the clip and lever it into place. That means that the brackets will spring a little. Which means if you place the brackets tight to the corner of the wall you'll have an almost impossible time getting them in - leave a little room.And give up on the small brackets, look for those thicker ones - they are what you want. With the wide mounts you can place 2 segments end to end and they will be guaranteed to meet perfectly together. Using the smaller ones it is really difficult getting things to match up due to the natural curve in the walls that happen over time.I have to say, with the LEDs turned off it looks really good - you don't even notice you have something up in the corners, it blends in like typical molding. When they are on, the individual LEDs are noticeable even at 60 LEDs/meter, but they come through the milky cover very brightly and I don't have any complaints about that.Bottom line is they will really make your room look 'finished' and more professional. As long as you are patient and work slowly to make sure the ends will meet up.But even when they are put up fast and dirty and look like a hot mess upon close inspection like mine, they still look better than bare LED strips.

I didn't read the description very thoroughly and wasn't expecting the brackets to be metal. As such I had to use an angle grinder to cut pieces, and while easy to install the whole process took several hours to complete. We also tried using a hand saw to cut the metal but it left the edge warped and bent out of shape and unusable, so I would recommend a power tool if you can afford one or borrow one. Otherwise this product will not work for you if you need an exact measurement.I used a double sided foam tape to install instead of the screws for a more renter friendly installation, and they seem to be holding up just fine. This also really helped with uneven walls, and I could just layer the tape to fill any gaps.I would recommend getting LED strips that have a higher bulb count than what I used, but I'm satisfied with the result.I was able to hide any gaps between the metal brackets by installing the acrylic diffuser strip past any cuts, and this created a seamless, continuous flow, and hid the gaps. (As pictured) This really sped up the process as I didn't have to worry about installing the brackets perfectly level or flush to each other.

Installed these on a new staircase. Fitting the plastic diffuser into the aluminum track can be very frustrating if the track is not installed perfectly straight. The part of the track that the plastic snaps into is very small and leaves little room for error. I had to remove a couple, more than once to get the plastic to stay in place. Mainly my fault for rushing and installing as I was installing stairs at the same time. If you have the room to slide the plastic into the track instead of snapping into place you would be much better off. As far diffusing an LED light strip, just like most other diffusers, not so much. I tried adding sheets of parchment paper to see if it would help. No luck there. Lights were still too bright to not see each individual LED. A frosted glass spray may help but, wasn’t sure if it would start peeling when bending the plastic to install to track. If you are going to have the lights dimmed or just as background mood lighting probably not a deal breaker. Overall I think it’s a good product for the right situation. No missing parts, aluminum track was straight and of great quality for the price. If you are able to slide the plastic into the track, install at an angle where you’re not looking directly at the diffuser, these should work for you.

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