Table lights
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Table lights
Hi folks.
I am thinking about looking at table lights for the club. I will do a little investigation of options. I am finding it particularly difficult to see and read some of games in the club. What are peoples thoughts?
I am thinking about looking at table lights for the club. I will do a little investigation of options. I am finding it particularly difficult to see and read some of games in the club. What are peoples thoughts?
Ianm- Yellow Warsun
- Posts : 423
Join date : 2016-11-08
Age : 48
Location : Sheffield.
Re: Table lights
I agree that the University Arms doesn't have great lighting conditions, but will table lamps work to fix it? I'd be worried about the lamp getting in the way of the board or players, and it would need a carefully-adjusted lampshade in order to illuminate the whole table from one side (the lamp can't go in the middle because of the board) without blinding the player on the other side. Additionally, it might actually make it harder to see the cards in your hand (which won't be illuminated by a table lamp unless you turn the cards to show the other players).
I assume the pub isn't interested in installing brighter lights just for us.
I assume the pub isn't interested in installing brighter lights just for us.
swilbur- Red Meeple
- Posts : 138
Join date : 2016-06-23
Re: Table lights
I think this is a great idea. I assume you’re looking at the LED downlighting type that can be clamped onto the edge of the table/top board? Would need to be long enough to reach the centre area of course and high enough to be out of the way too. Main issue would be power. Most seem to be USB so we’d need either mains adapters and trailing cables (not ideal imo), or maybe get some power banks too? There are some lights that are rechargeable but all the ones I’ve seen seem too small sadly.
The pub might not be interested in fitting new lights for us, but maybe it’s worth asking what type and wattage of bulbs they have and see if it could be ‘upped’ (club pays full or chips in with cost)?
The pub might not be interested in fitting new lights for us, but maybe it’s worth asking what type and wattage of bulbs they have and see if it could be ‘upped’ (club pays full or chips in with cost)?
Mark W- Indigo Barrel
- Posts : 43
Join date : 2019-10-07
Re: Table lights
I agree that the lighting isn't great, and so extra light from table lamps would be good.
But yes, I also agree we would have to explore options and see if we can find something that won't get in people's way or shine in their faces. And that we can power suitably.
But yes, I also agree we would have to explore options and see if we can find something that won't get in people's way or shine in their faces. And that we can power suitably.
Samuel_C- Yellow Warsun
- Posts : 398
Join date : 2016-10-05
Age : 36
Re: Table lights
I have a battery powered camping light that i use for gaming in the van, will fetch it next week to see what people think. and also bring our own clip on desk light as an example.
Ianm- Yellow Warsun
- Posts : 423
Join date : 2016-11-08
Age : 48
Location : Sheffield.
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