ORIX Double Trimless Downlight Frame

Product Description

The ORIX Double Trimless Downlight Frame creates two recessed light positions within one clean rectangular gypsum frame. Two round apertures sit side by side, giving the ceiling a precise twin-light arrangement without visible conventional trims around each fitting.

Its trimless construction integrates directly into gypsum and drywall ceilings, allowing the frame to become part of the finished ceiling surface.

Two round apertures, one frame

The rectangular body holds two circular lighting openings within a single structure.

Instead of installing and aligning two separate frames, the double format keeps both apertures consistently positioned. This works particularly well for corridors, counters, display areas and architectural layouts that use paired recessed light points.

Flush trimless installation

The frame is designed to finish flush with the ceiling.

Perforated mounting wings sit above the finished surface and create a base for gypsum compound and plaster work. After finishing and painting, the surrounding structure blends into the ceiling while the two round openings remain visible.

The result is a cleaner architectural appearance than two conventional recessed downlights with exposed outer bezels.

Adjustable mounting brackets

Adjustable mounting brackets allow installers to position the frame accurately before completing the ceiling finish.

Precise adjustment becomes particularly important when several double frames need to follow the same line or spacing. Once aligned, the surrounding drywall or gypsum finish can cover the mounting area.

Gypsum construction

The frame uses gypsum construction, making it compatible with plastered gypsum-board and drywall ceiling systems.

Its surface can follow the surrounding ceiling finish, helping the fixture maintain a discreet appearance within contemporary interiors.

Compact double-light format

The specified frame dimensions are 40 × 19 × 10 mm.

Its rectangular geometry and paired round apertures suit residential, hospitality, retail and other architectural interiors where two recessed light sources need to sit close together within a unified ceiling detail.

Technical Specifications