I still have yet to install my LED lighting from my last house. They are not horrible quality, but way cheaper than the cree option. These look amazing, but honestly that is a lot of cash for lights. I admire your dedication to doing things the right way. Keep up the good work. Anything should be nicer than the 3 huge light bulbs just in the ceilings. I hate getting up on the ladder for this stuff though.. my garage is like 15' high.
Yea, I admit they are expensive. I went the cheap route and hated being in the garage, I just decided to buy once and cry once. They cost a lot of money but I’ve been really happy with them.
Yea. I’m going to drop a video on it when I get it edited. It was a really cool experience. I ended up out there on 3 different days for around 20 hours total. He has lots of things that are different than what I have, it definitely gave me some ideas.
@@improvedgarage quality doesn’t always mean you have to pay out the arse like that though. There are so many quality options when it comes to lighting
@@YuriTarded-hf1nv I appreciate you continuing to watch and comment on my videos. Could you provide some examples from your experience on some good alternatives that are less expensive? Hex lights look terrible and have very inconsistent light, Barrina lights are low CRI and >70% the brightness of a cree, there are some quality overhead options from prime lighting in Texas but those unfortunately cannot be dimmed. Im not aware of a better option for a light of this quality that is less expensive, but i need some lights for my storage room and would be open to trying something different.
I still have yet to install my LED lighting from my last house. They are not horrible quality, but way cheaper than the cree option. These look amazing, but honestly that is a lot of cash for lights. I admire your dedication to doing things the right way. Keep up the good work.
Anything should be nicer than the 3 huge light bulbs just in the ceilings. I hate getting up on the ladder for this stuff though.. my garage is like 15' high.
Yea, I admit they are expensive. I went the cheap route and hated being in the garage, I just decided to buy once and cry once. They cost a lot of money but I’ve been really happy with them.
Saw ya on Fred's garage, did he ever invite ya back? That had to be an awesome experience just to come and help out!
Yea. I’m going to drop a video on it when I get it edited. It was a really cool experience.
I ended up out there on 3 different days for around 20 hours total. He has lots of things that are different than what I have, it definitely gave me some ideas.
Aren’t the lights free shipping with hex plus membership ? I’m debating should I get these or the original ones that Matt has in the store.
Free with orders of 2000$ or more. My garage is like 2200$
What are the heights of the lights? I read that it’s 3” but it looks bigger to me on video.
3 1/8 from the ceiling to the edge of the light
Good god you spent $3k for this lighting? You got ripped
I don’t mind investing in quality products. I went the cheap route and hated it, I’m happy with my purchase. Thanks for watching
@@improvedgarage quality doesn’t always mean you have to pay out the arse like that though. There are so many quality options when it comes to lighting
@@YuriTarded-hf1nv I appreciate you continuing to watch and comment on my videos.
Could you provide some examples from your experience on some good alternatives that are less expensive?
Hex lights look terrible and have very inconsistent light, Barrina lights are low CRI and >70% the brightness of a cree, there are some quality overhead options from prime lighting in Texas but those unfortunately cannot be dimmed. Im not aware of a better option for a light of this quality that is less expensive, but i need some lights for my storage room and would be open to trying something different.