About
Buy light by the number.
Landro Lighting sells light fixtures for homes, shops and workspaces: pendants, ceiling and recessed lights, sconces, track, shop lights, outdoor fixtures, lamps and LED bulbs — specified in full, shipped from stock.
Why the numbers come first
A product photo tells you what a fixture looks like switched off. What it does to a room depends on how much light it puts out, how warm that light is and how true colours look under it — lumens, Kelvin and CRI. Those are measurable, so every product page prints them, alongside the dimensions and the dimming type.
Why most of the catalog is CRI 90
The cheapest LED boards run around CRI 80, and the difference shows in exactly the places people notice: wood floors, food on a counter, skin in a bathroom mirror. Every fixture meant for a living space here is CRI 90 or better. The shop lights and high bays are CRI 80, and their pages say so, because in a garage it matters less than output.
Why we tell you what will not work
An LED on an old incandescent dimmer flickers. A pendant that looked right on a screen can be too large over a small table. Path lights need a transformer. Hardwired fixtures need an electrician if you are not comfortable at the breaker. All of that is on the product pages, because a return costs both of us more than a sentence does.
What the warranty covers
3 years against manufacturing defect, including the LED board and driver on integrated fixtures. It does not cover incorrect wiring, a surge, or an outdoor fixture used beyond its stated rating. Claims need the order number or the SKU and a photograph — not the box.
Are there reviews?
Not yet, and we would rather say so. You will not find a star rating, a review count or a testimonial on this site, because there is nothing real to put in one. When there are genuine reviews from people who bought something, they will appear and be attributable. Until then the only claims here are about our own terms and our own specifications — the warranty, the lumens, the CRI.
Questions before you order are welcome — see contact, or read the lighting guide.