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Optics for Any Occasion.
The Linear Continuous offers various optic selection for both direct and indirect light distribution including Lambertian, Oval, Wide, Extra Wide, and Asymmetric for direct and Lambertian, Batwing Wide, Batwing Extra Wide, and Asymmetric for indirect. The flexibility of specifying direct and indirect optics allows full control of the required light direction and performance in the space.
Design Without Limits.
aaline’s Linear Continuous fixture delivers virtually uninterrupted illumination with no restrictions on length. Engineered as a modular system, each section is manufactured at 8 ft and under for ease of handling and streamlined installation. Modules connect with precision-engineered joints and adjustable hardware, enabling perfect alignment and visually continuous runs of any length. This design gives architects and lighting designers the freedom to execute ambitious, large-scale projects without compromising on consistency, practicality, or performance.
The Linear Look.
aaline’s architectural light fixtures are equipped with programmable LED engines, enabling precise tuning of lumen output for optimal illumination in any space. This control ensure lighting remains efficient, visually comfortable, and compliant with energy codes. The flexibility of aaline systems empower designers and architects to explore creative fixture placement, confident that performance will match their design intent. When paired with congruent acoustic systems, aaline fixtures deliver a minimal, linear form factor accented by the warm, timeless character of wood.
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fsc certified wood
As a North American manufacturer, we take pride in innovating with one of our country’s highly sought after natural resources. Relying on a local supply-chain contributes to our local economy and reduces our carbon footprint on transportation. Our wood is supplied and milled under 50 km from our factory.
100% NATURAL ACOUSTIC FELT FINISH
Sheep wool is an outstanding insulator. For thousands of years sheep have been able to survive the elements using their wool coats to protect them from extreme cold and heat. Due to the crimped nature of wool fibers, they form millions of tiny air pockets that trap air, helping to provide a thermal barrier. Thus, wool has great sound absorption. Wool can achieve high absorption coefficients for control of room reverberation.
Earth and Monochrome tones shown. View our Materials page for all available colours.
