Choose between HEXA and HexSpace systems, understand the product differences, and book a proper installation assessment across Melbourne.
Classic, bordered, RGB/RGBW and modular grid systems are different product families with different layouts and control options. Tell us about the garage, ceiling and finish you want so the product and electrical scope can be assessed together.
Single-colour grids with open or framed layouts. Compare the ceiling geometry, coverage and finish before selecting a kit.
Colour-changing lighting is a separate product family from Classic or Bordered. Controls, switching and compatibility need to be included in the scope.
Modular grid options for garages, workshops and larger spaces. Product availability and the proposed layout are confirmed before installation is quoted.
Licensed A-grade installation under REC 35801, with required electrical safety documentation supplied for applicable hard-wired work.
We compare the product family, ceiling layout, switching and access requirements before you commit. You receive a clear installation scope and written quote after assessment.
We confirm the selected kit, installation method and electrical scope after assessment, before work begins.
We specify Australian HEXA and HexSpace systems. Classic, Bordered, RGB/RGBW and modular grid products are separate families; switching and smart-control options are specified separately.
We can help plan and install your HEXA or HexSpace system across Melbourne.
Bought a kit yourself? We install customer-supplied systems — bring it home and book in.
Choose the brand, family and garage size — HEXA and HexSpace options are priced separately.
Share your garage size, ceiling access and preferred finish so we can scope the right system before the assessment.
We measure the space, confirm access and switching requirements, then provide the installation scope and price.
Complete the agreed mounting, switching and electrical work, then test the system and provide applicable electrical safety documentation.
A considered layout starts with ceiling geometry, door tracks, work areas and the viewing lines that make an uneven grid obvious. Cable routes, mounting and suitable circuit protection are confirmed for the selected system and site.
Where compatible controls are included, we configure the agreed switching or app functions and explain everyday operation at handover.
Product availability changes. Compare the layout, light output, colour options, controls and ceiling fit before ordering; the electrical installation is scoped separately for the property.
Smaller feature layouts for a focused work or display area.
Open-grid layouts planned around door tracks, storage and the usable ceiling area.
Longer layouts for deeper garages, workshops or detailing bays.
Wider coverage where symmetry, switching zones and cable routes need early planning.
Framed layouts with a defined outer edge and different ceiling-space requirements.
Colour-capable product families with separate controller and compatibility considerations.
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The selected product family, grid size, ceiling layout, access, cable route, switching, controls and any related electrical work all affect the scope.
Yes. We review the garage dimensions, photos, ceiling geometry, door tracks and work areas, then compare suitable Classic, Bordered, RGB/RGBW or modular options.
Often, subject to checking that the kit is complete, suitable for the site and compatible with the proposed switching and electrical connection.
Plug-in products should be used in accordance with their supplier instructions. New fixed wiring, outlets, hard-wired switching and other electrical installation work must be completed under the appropriate Victorian electrical licensing arrangements.
It may be possible with the required written approvals. Confirm landlord, owners corporation or building requirements before equipment is ordered or the ceiling is altered.
The work period depends on the grid size, ceiling access, mounting, cable route, switching and any related electrical work. The expected program is confirmed with the written scope.
RGB/RGBW is a separate product family from fixed-colour grids. Control options depend on the selected system, controller, network and switching design, so compatibility is confirmed before installation.
Carbon Group Electrical services Melbourne’s eastern and inner-eastern suburbs, including Croydon, Ringwood, Box Hill, Blackburn, Doncaster, Hawthorn, Camberwell, Kew and surrounding areas. Confirm availability for the property when requesting a quote.
For related work, see electrical services, switchboard upgrades and our hexagon garage-lighting installation guide.
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