Track lighting is still a popular option, especially in modern or industrial-style homes. With slim designs and LED compatibility, it offers a clean, updated look.

The three primary types are: H-type (Halo), which is the most common and widely compatible; J-type (Juno), often used in residential spaces; and L-type (Lightolier), which has brand-specific connectors. Fixtures and tracks must match the same type.

Only if they use the same track type. H, J, and L systems are not cross-compatible. Always check the specifications before mixing brands.

Yes. Track lighting works well in all these rooms. It's great for highlighting artwork, countertops, or reading areas. Just angle the heads carefully to avoid glare.

Plug-in kits are easy to install on your own. But for hardwired systems, it’s safer to hire a licensed electrician, especially if you're replacing an existing ceiling fixture.

Track lighting is easier to install and more flexible to adjust. Recessed lights offer a cleaner look but need more ceiling work. Track systems may look bulky in low rooms, while recessed lights stay flush.

Yes. Most systems can be mounted on angled or tall ceilings. Use adjustable fixtures to direct the light where you need it.

Most modern track heads support LED bulbs. Just check for socket type and wattage limits. LEDs are more efficient and last longer than older bulb types.