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GU10 recessed spotlights for an uncluttered ceiling
In front of a fireplace, the fittings can almost disappear into the ceiling. Above a kitchen island, the light needs to land where you prepare food. With a GU10 spotlight, you choose the housing for its appearance and aiming range, then select a replaceable lamp for its colour temperature and beam angle.
This collection features only Wever & Ducré PAR16 recessed spotlights. Choose a slim round trim, an adjustable head or a trimless fitting with two light sources to suit the room and the finish you want for the ceiling.

What to look for
- Fixed or adjustable. A fixed downlight points straight down. Choose a tilting head to direct light onto a picture, a shelf or the front of a cabinet.
- Recess depth. Two fittings with the same cut-out diameter can require different depths. Check the space above your ceiling against the dimensions of the fitting.
- Lamps and accessories. Choose a compatible GU10 lamp for your preferred colour temperature and beam angle. For trimless fittings, check which plaster-in frame the model requires before the ceiling is finished.
What do PAR16 and GU10 mean on Wever & Ducré fittings?
PAR16 describes the lamp shape and GU10 the cap. The Wever & Ducré PAR16 recessed fittings in this collection take GU10 lamps. The fixed DEEP works well for a row of downlights along a wall of windows. Choose DEEP ADJUST if you want to tilt the light towards a wall later.

Which ceiling cut-out does a GU10 spotlight need?
GU10 identifies the lamp cap. The housing determines the size of the ceiling opening. The round DEEP 1.0 PAR16 fits a cut-out 76–79 mm in diameter. The round DEEP ADJUST 1.0 PAR16 needs 86–89 mm, while the twin STRANGE trimless 2.0 needs a rectangular opening of 156 × 86 mm. When replacing a fitting, measure the opening and check the recess depth and ceiling thickness against the dimensional drawing.

Can I change the lighting effect later?
A narrow beam picks out a single object. A wider beam lights a larger area. Changing to a suitable GU10 lamp lets you adjust the effect while keeping the fitting in place. If you want to dim the lights, check that the lamp and dimmer are compatible.
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Choosing your spotlight
For a new ceiling, start with what you want to illuminate. For a replacement, measure the cut-out and the available depth first. Once you have those dimensions, choose the fitting and lamp to suit the room.


















































