Colin Rowe Nov 23, 2012:

With Tony It should read "strip-style", so "commercial" refers to "fluorescent fixture" rather than to "strip".

Tony M Nov 21, 2012:

Parsing You really need to consider the expression as a whole:

commercial strip-style fluorescent fixture

In this sort of context, 'commercial' doesn't mean for use in shops, it generally refers to a grade of product that is cheap enough to install hundreds of the things, yet just sufficiently robust to stand up to 24/7 usage. So a higher grade than 'cheap domestic', but a lower grade than 'medical' or 'industrial' or 'architectural', for example.

Daniel Bouchard (asker) Nov 21, 2012:

Autres styles Dans des descriptions semblables du même document j'ai également commercial wrap style, commercial vapour style, Surface style, commercial cube style, commercial recessed T-bar troffer style, donc j'imagine que commercial et strip ne sont pas lié comme terme