LightingWill 6-Pack LED Aluminum Profile, LED Aluminum Channel 3.3ft/1Meter Black U-Shape LED Diffuser with Milky White Cover, End Caps and Mounting Clips Aluminum Extrusion for LED Strip Lights U02

Everything I need from an LED track:Nice and slimMetal track takes the heat away from the LED strip.Nice diffuser strip to soften the lightNice and cheap too, 6 x 1 meter strips for 22 quid? Can't go wrong.I nearly dropped a star for for "Easy to install" because you need to know the knack to fit the diffuser.It DOES just press into place but don't squeeze the metal track inwards while you're doing it or you'll make life hard for yourself. Start at one end, make sure you have the strip located properly in the grooves and work your way along with your thumbs.The end result is good. I used cheapo LED strip with wide spaced LEDs but the diffuser softened the light nicely (see photo).I might use some "spotless" strip with the next install though, I reckon that will look perfect.The kit comes with neat end clips, but if I had to nit-pick, I'd say it's a shame they all came will cable holes, I would have preferred to drill my own holes in the ones I needed holes in, and leave the rest as plain blanking plates.The fixing clips are great, barely noticeable and hold the strip firmly.For the mirror light, I used double sided adhesive foam tape which does a great job.Nice product.

Perfect for the job. I have used cob led lights and diffuser only dims a touch. When turned off, you cannot see the strip. The full unit only fit around the edges, but the gap between the slats was the perfect size for the diffuser to just fit. Also used it for cable management down the centre of tv.

Too small for Philips Hue Lightstrips. Seems fair quality otherwise I guess.

Diffusers are needed for LEDs and these work a real treat. The aluminium construct means they are strudya nd will outlast the led strips.Easy to fit and contruct, will be buying again

Used it for LED lighting in my newly refurbished downstairs (under the stairs) loo. Was initially concerned about the relatively short lengths ie having joints but you don’t notice this at all and the shorter lengths allows them to be delivered in tact as opposed to some reviews of longer lengths that have been delivered bent or damaged. Comes complete with fixings but opted to drill them straight into the wall & pack them slightly so they finish flush with the tiling. Another important requirement was the ability to push the covers straight on, as opposed to some that have to be slid on from the ends, a snug fit but they do push on with a little tap.Overall very pleased with my purchase, good quality, good price, good functionality and makes a bit of a boring area into somewhat of a feature. I’ll probably use these again when I come to do my kitchen, for under counter lighting?

Great for my led lights. Would have given five stars but screws provided had too big of a head so trunking wouldnt clip in right. Had to get smaller screws .

This product ticked all the boxes for me. Easy to cut. Easy to fix and excellent quality

I like the overall look of these once I'd fitted it around the inside of my bookshelf and so do the wife and kids.Installing the aluminium gutters were somewhat fiddly - you have to line up the brackets and fit them to the wall (I suggest you use wood if possible) then clip the gutters into those - meaning that you'll inevitably get a misaligned joint when you realise the walls are straight and square to each other.They were relatively easy to cut with a hacksaw. I recommend using a mitre box and cutting the gutters at 45 degrees at the ends to slot them together to get a better finish. That's what I did, and on most of them I got a nice join. The plastic covers can be a pain to install and I wrecked at least one by being too aggressive with a hammer. Don't do that - clip one end in and just work your thumb down and press it in as you go - very occasionally I used a rubber hammer to encourage it. Don't go nuts if you get too much resistance because you will wreck the plastic clips otherwise. You can lay the plastic over two lots of metal to hide your awful joinery - as long as you've lined them up properly.