If the ceiling is generally installed with light strips, how much can it be lifted?

The first thing to look at when buying a light strip is the material of the product. The second is the appearance, that is, the workmanship details.

I don't understand what you want to ask, most of the ceilings depend on how big your room is, most of them are living rooms, most of the ceilings are about 30cm-60cm wide, and 10cm is used for light strips, I don't know if it's what you want.

You didn't say this question too clearly, and I don't know what you mean. The simple point of the ceiling is not to hang too bottom, at least to make people feel that the space is larger, so to hang the point, the width of the ceiling is generally about 50cm, not more than 50cm. Then it doesn't matter how much the light strip does, as long as you can put the kind of T4 lamp or soft light strip, you can install some downlights at the bottom, not too much, but it must be divided equally.

I'm just a suggestion, if it's not clear, you can ask me directly, explain the question in detail, and I will give you a satisfactory answer.