Traditional Star Effects Created with Fiber Optics
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Star Ceiling in Bridlington Forum
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Star Effect Floor at Alnwick Gardens
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Starry Floor in the Indoor Pool
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Sparkling Outdoor Pool Floor
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Bare Fiber Tails in ths Dublin Hotel
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A Sumptuous Star Ceiling in Oman
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A unique feature of fiber optic lighting is its ability to illuminate a number of points from one illuminator.
One of the best demonstrations of this is shown in star effect ceilings and floors.
Extremely difficult to achieve with conventional lighting methods, fiber optics make it easy to implement this stunning feature in almost any location, indoors or out.
Universal Fiber Optic Lighting supply a range of fittings which can be used to provide star effects in ceilings, floors and almost any other surface.
The UFO Star Lens
Small conical fittings for star effects. Manufactured from polycarbonate.
Suitable for use when creating star effect ceilings. Makes it easier to hide uneven drill holes.
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UFO Mushroom Lens
Small round lens with a hole all the way through for star effects. Has a dome shaped profile.
Similar to the star lens, but allows the fiber to hang through the fitting - see image 5 above.
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UFO Sparkle Flush Lens
Miniature lens made from UV stabilised polycarbonate for 1mm (0.04") fiber only.
Suitable for use in floors and decking, indoors and out. Can also be set into stone or mortar.
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UFO P4G Paver
A small stainless steel end fitting with clear glass window.
The P4G is suitable for use in swimming pool floors and other wet areas to give a starfield like effect.
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Star Effect Density
The diagram below allows you to get an idea of how the density of stars will look in a one meter square area.
Each square represents a one meter square area, whilst the number in the square tells you the number of stars in the area.
