Bad new: Gaash lighting on the verge of bankrupt
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Bad new: Gaash lighting on the verge of bankrupt
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Re: Bad new: Gaash lighting on the verge of bankrupt
And I thought UK news sites were bad for pop-up ads!
Bad choices make good stories!
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Re: Bad new: Gaash lighting on the verge of bankrupt
Sad day, but the "day" was not today
The day it really hit me hard that "Gaash are gone" was someday about 4 years ago, when i seen the familiar dawn logo and "Made in China" on the same label, slapped on the most disappointing fitting of the lot
A company i worked for were looking for 2ft modular fittings for new openspace spaces. They insisted on LED, but i pushed them to go get something decent and not crap. They ordered multiple fittings from multiple companies as samples. The ones that showed up from Gaash were nothing more than the cheapest edge-lit flat panels
In the end we went with some fittings that appear to have been made locally by some small unknown company, not the greatest assembly quality either, but at least they tried to make a decent fitting with reasonable LED array size and optics
The day it really hit me hard that "Gaash are gone" was someday about 4 years ago, when i seen the familiar dawn logo and "Made in China" on the same label, slapped on the most disappointing fitting of the lot
A company i worked for were looking for 2ft modular fittings for new openspace spaces. They insisted on LED, but i pushed them to go get something decent and not crap. They ordered multiple fittings from multiple companies as samples. The ones that showed up from Gaash were nothing more than the cheapest edge-lit flat panels
In the end we went with some fittings that appear to have been made locally by some small unknown company, not the greatest assembly quality either, but at least they tried to make a decent fitting with reasonable LED array size and optics
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Re: Bad new: Gaash lighting on the verge of bankrupt
To be honest, I have seen the fittings gash made for leipziger Leuchten, disaperance of that company is not a big loss
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Re: Bad new: Gaash lighting on the verge of bankrupt
@Alex: Which fitting Gaash made for leipziger Leuchten?
I"m don't speak English well, and rely on online translating to write in this site.
Please forgive me if my choice of my words looks like offensive, while that isn't my intention.
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Re: Bad new: Gaash lighting on the verge of bankrupt
An unfortunate name in the UK since Gash is slang for a very hairy lady garden 
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Re: Bad new: Gaash lighting on the verge of bankrupt
The name is Gaash, not Gash.
I"m don't speak English well, and rely on online translating to write in this site.
Please forgive me if my choice of my words looks like offensive, while that isn't my intention.
Please forgive me if my choice of my words looks like offensive, while that isn't my intention.
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