Light Brown Kitchen Cabinets With White Appliances

Solid construction and works well. Used this for small appliances in the kitchen.

I needed decorative venting for the furnace return ducting in our new kitchen cabinets. I bought 4 units as they were the right product for the right price!!

I use this amp to control 2 sonos speakers that are mounted in my kitchen ceiling. I was able to fit this amp in one of my kitchen cabinets with its small design and run the wires directly to it. Now its easier than ever for me to stream music!

This 24" TV sits on our kitchen counter. It fits nicely under the kitchen cabinets and close to the wall when we're not using it. The TV connected to the internet without issues. The 24" screen is large and bright enough to see from across the room. We are so happy that the remote looks and works like the one for our living room LG TV. An excellent value.

I used on a white kitchen with a lot of natural light, and it's really blooms the highlights nicely in that context.

We have a dark gray house and this is so much better than using a white or brown extension cord. Thank you!

I have 3 of these. 2 under Skitch cabinets and 1 behind desk. works great and provides good light.

This filter has a slight brown cast. I use it by first taking a custom white balance, then screwing on this filter. Looks like vintage color film. Good quality and minimal, if any, distortions from the use of this filter. There are three strengths currently available. If the effect is too strong you can use the Nude/FX 1.

Got 3 packs (White, black, brown). Used them on every shoot. I like that I can reuse them, had one piece that I used all day on 12 different people. Attached great to clothing. Hides my small mic wonderfully. Will buy more then they run out

I am a flashlight collector. I am very familiar with lights, and I love this one. I have far cheaper variants which run afoul of precision needs. Most of them tend to have poor dispersion and the center portion is bright with a shadow of the LEDs square shape. So I don't buy them. This one uses a nice led coupled with a properly designed dispersion lens The different intensities are great because full brightness can be a bit much for electronics (all the soldering, capacitors/IC outputs shine). I found full brightness great for drains, appliances, finding items in small cracks between appliances, etc. Because of the focused beam, you illuminate what you need. Other lights have a broader illumination and don't fit in cracks. The not fitting part is an obvious issue. The focused illumination of the light prevents lighting up relatively near surfaces and thus reducing visibility of the needed areas. The light doesn't weigh much, has a grippy texture, and soft button. The tail end is plastic which is fine for a light such as this. Furthermore, the plastic has an O-ring, and screws in perfectly. Often metal-threaded endcaps are not as smooth. Some of the tasks in the photo (electronics) are more appropriate for headlamps, but headlamps have issues sometimes. For quick checks, nothing beats this. No flexed head positions, no illuminating your nose more than the electronics. For plumbing, I'd actually want the light up very close to check for water. Headlamps would just make everything shine. I couldn't coordinate taking a picture with the light as used for inspecting for leaks around tees. Excellent EDC light for me.