Small café linear lighting project – any better way for wiring or mounting?

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Just finished a small café linear lighting project for the counter and wall decoration:

Strip: 24V COB
Installation: Aluminum profile with diffuser
Total length: About 12 m
Power supplies placed under the counter

The overall effect is good, but I feel the wiring and mounting could be improved.

Questions:

  1. For this type of commercial space, is centralized or distributed power supply better?
  2. Is it better to fix the aluminum profiles with screws or adhesive?
  3. Any cleaner way to hide long cable runs?

Anyone with similar project experience is welcome to share.

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This setup is already solid and works well.

Some practical suggestions:

  1. Power layout
    For around 12 m, splitting into two power zones is better than full central supply. It reduces voltage drop and improves stability.

  2. Profile fixing
    For commercial spaces, screws are more reliable than adhesive and easier for future maintenance.

  3. Cable routing
    Run cables along cabinets, baseboards, or inside ceilings for a cleaner appearance.

Your project is already good; these are just refinements toward a more professional finish.