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All of i-lighting's LED "Easy Plug" systems Each year in the United States, there are over 1 million accidents on stairs that result in injury. The stair light kits come complete with everything you need to complete the job including "Easy Plug" wiring, an LED fixture designed at a 22? angle to shine on the tread, color matched stainless steel screws and staples to neatly tie up wiring. i-lighting's stair lighting kits provide the solution to meeting code and providing a safe environment for friends and family.

It's simple to make the "Easy Plug" system a profitable extension of your business. i-lighting's revolutionary LED "Easy Plug" landscape and masonry lighting is reasonably priced and installs in half the time as traditional systems. All of our fixtures come with built in "Y" connectors, LED bulbs, stakes and poles. The entire system consists of three steps.
1. Order fixtures with "Y" connectors.
2. Order "Easy Plug" extension cable's.
3. Order the DC power supply.

All of i-lighting's LED "Easy Plug" systems simply plug together--there is no need for cutting, crimping, striping wire, or wire nutting. You get everything you need to do the job in half the time as standard systems, allowing you to profitably incorporate stair, post, landscape, and masonry lights into all of your projects.

Traditional security methods won't stop crime at multifamily properties. Rental properties are nearly 50% more likely to fall victim to burglary, but theft isn't the only problem.

Building security is the responsibility of landlords, owners, and managers - with resident safety and your building's reputation, and profitability, on the line.

Your multifamily property and your residents deserve safety and security. Current security solutions may not be protecting your properties like you thought they were.

In this whitepaper learn more about:

*Alarm response times
*What crime verification is and why it's critical

In this age of constant change, it’s important for business owners working in retail, office, and healthcare to be able to pivot their operations and space needs quickly — and sometimes often. Whether you design retail environments, workspaces, healthcare facilities, or other configurable spaces such as education and hospitality — spaces that need to be capable of adjusting to changes in location, circumstance, or even human behavior — you’ve likely too often been forced to make uncomfortable trade-offs. This course will explore the dynamic nature of business environments today and design options for prefabricated, modular, customized structures that can help your clients adapt their physical spaces quickly while remaining design forward. The course will also help you understand how prefabricated structures combat construction waste and address sustainability.

There are numerous challenges facing the construction industry today, but the building process can be optimized with a collaborative design process leveraging advanced components like floors, roofs, and wall systems. An off site construction approach empowers designers to embed off site methods and solutions into the design phase. Harnessing the power of 3D design and building information modeling (BIM) can also help to overcome industry challenges by providing a streamlined, more efficient process.

This course will explore how adopting the design-make-build process, advanced components, and 3D technology creates a common ground that guides each design decision and optimizes construction.

Equity and inclusivity are top of mind in design now more than ever and bathrooms are an increasingly important part of the human experience. See the latest innovations and methodology in bathroom design encompassing accessibility, gender inclusivity, health and wellness and religion.

Welcome to the upgrade option homebuilders have been waiting for…an Organized Living closet system. Learn 8 reasons why homebuilders nationwide have turned to a new upgrade option to delight homebuyers and multiply profits.

Organization means efficiency, and efficiency is a time saver. It’s not surprising that well-appointed closets and a mix of different storage spaces throughout a home consistently appear on homebuyer wish lists - right along with open floorplans, flex rooms, laundry rooms, and pantries.