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Bathroom wall lights IP44

2 years ago

Can anyone recommend any online lighting companies. Thank you

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I don’t understand- if the electrician can get power to a mirror light why can’t he get power to the wall lights you wanted? I suspect what you really want is a light either side of the mirror in which case they will have to be at least IP44 rated as one will be very close to the bath. To fit this you will make a mess of the walls and the ceiling which you may be fine with if you are refitting your bathroom but won’t work if you are trying to work with what you have got. If the bathroom needs to be unchanged I would want ceiling inset spotlights (on a dimmer to enjoy relaxing soaks in the bath). In my opinion the fitting you have shown in the post isn’t good enough to provide all the light you want in the room. If you can’t have inset spots and can only have one ceiling fitting then seek the advice of a lighting specialist shop. I think that they will suggest more lights on a ceiling track, reflected off the ceiling and the wall opposite the basin rather than a light source pointed towards the mirror (which will produce shadow and glare.)
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