Fluorescent lighting fixtures with controlled uplight capability

A fluorescent light fixture comprising:

• a housing having an elongated horizontal top surface with side edges along an elongated length of said top surface and edges at opposite ends of said top surface;
• oblique walls having flat surfaces extending from the side edges of said top surface, said oblique walls flaring downwardly and outwardly from said side edges;
• end walls extending downwardly from the edges at the opposite ends of said top surface, said oblique and end walls joining to form a downwardly facing opening in said housing;
• a plurality of generally downwardly facing reflectors within said housing extending the length of said housing;
• fluoresce light bulbs mounted parallel to each other in said housing beneath said reflectors so that light from said light bulbs reaching said reflectors is reflected generally downwardly including central light bulbs and side light bulbs adjacent said oblique walls;
• end reflectors behind said side light bulbs each having a straight oblique portion and an outer edge overlapping an end light bulb in said side light bulbs;
• said oblique walls being foreshortened to allow a portion of light from a light bulb under said end reflector to be directed in a generally upwardly direction to provide indirect lighting;
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• a separate end reflector spaced from said outer edge of each oblique end reflector having a concave surface facing said light bulb under each end reflector.