An LED lighting specialist has completed a major installation as part of a bowling centre’s £1 million relaunch.
Ventola Projects, which is based in Anstey, near Leicester, carried out the work at Cheshire Oaks Bowling, near Ellesmere Port, in Cheshire.
The lighting business has grown substantially in recent years, signing deals with suppliers in the United States, working on royal palaces in the Middle East, and installing a new interactive projection system at the home of a Kuwaiti sheikh.
Ventola’s main product is the VAvR range, a multi-function LED system that can switch from general lighting to colour changing mood lighting or UV glow effects.
The products are computer-controlled and low voltage, so are quick and cheap to install.
Projects range from a couple of thousand pounds to £30,000-£40,000.
Managing director Mick Ventola and his team helped Cheshire Oaks Bowling redesign its lighting with more vibrant colours, which can be controlled centrally or by area, either via a main control panel, from an app or from another PC in the building.
The project was completed in three weeks and included the installation of lighting across the bar, restaurant, seating area and ten pin bowling alley.
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It made use of a variety of products from the VAvR LED range, including Linear Optics, CS16 Downlights, CS4 Downlights and VAvR Pixel Tape.
Ventola also incorporated low energy products, removed the need for mains power to any of the fixtures and offered easy ‘plug and play’ installation to minimise future maintenance needs.
Mick Ventola said: “This was a great piece of work for us and it was really exciting to be part of such a major project.
“The total transformation has been much anticipated by the people wanting to enjoy the facilities.
“I’d have to say we were particularly proud of the end result of our installations, and the lighting in this state-of-the-art venue looked amazing.”
A spokesperson for Cheshire Oaks Tenpin bowling said: “We are very satisfied with the end result and amazed at the functionality of the VAvR LED lighting system, its vibrant colour effects and how it also incorporates conventional white LED lighting for general day to day use at the simple touch of an icon on a computer screen.”