The Toby indoor tracklight is stylishly finished in black or white aluminium, and offers flexible multi-directional lighting
2 April 2015
Tracklights are fast gaining popularity in modern homes. They used to be popular in retail stores thanks to their versatility and flexibility in positioning, but these same advantages have found their way in our homes. The Toby indoor tracklight is stylishly finished in black or white aluminium, and offers flexible multi-directional lighting. Not only can you slide it along the tracks, you can also rotate it at 340˚ angles or tilt it at 170˚ angles.
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