GlowTub Underwater Remote Controlled LED Color Changing Light for Bathtub or spa - Battery Operated

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It is important to regularly dust over your bathroom wall lights so that they do not lose their appeal and brightness. You can carry out a light maintenance clean at least once a week or once a fortnight. Start with gently wiping over the surface of your wall lights with a damp cloth, preferably with a mild soap and water mixture, to remove any built-up dirt and grime. Don’t forget to have the lights switched off when you do this.

For large bathrooms, it’s best to go for a high wattage of between 75-100 watts, a bigger room will need multiple light sources that can together create layered lighting. Medium sized or average bathrooms benefit from 45-60 watts. Higher wattage bulbs do naturally use up more energy. For energy saving options see our Victorian Plumbing light bulbs . For a stunning and sleek centrepiece, look no further than a stone bath. Available in a huge variety of shapes and finishes, stone baths share many of the qualities of a cast iron bath. They trap heat like cast iron, keeping your bath warmer for longer and are incredibly durable. The distinguishing feature of a stone bath is its silky-smooth finish, which exudes that extra touch of luxury. Whilst stone baths are heavy, they can be lighter than their cast iron equivalents, allowing more flexibility in their location. Whirlpool Baths Evoking the feeling of period design, a roll-top bath will often be a simple shape with a rolled rim on the tub. A hallmark of vintage design, the baths will be most suited in bathrooms where traditional design elements are at play. For the ultimate in vintage opulence, pair a roll-top bath with a set of claw feet to raise the bath from the floor and inject a splash of ornateness into your design theme. Slipper baths With LED bathroom wall lights from The Wall Lighting Company, you can expect less energy consumption compared to standard fluorescent bathroom wall lighting. LEDs are not only affordable, but they are also long lasting, so you do not have to worry about replacing the bulb too often. If you choose LED light bulbs for your bathroom lighting fixtures, you can expect to save money on running costs. Bathroom wall lighting should have an IP rating of IP44 as a minimum. This means that the light fixtures can withstand water splashes of low velocity from any direction. This is ideal for placing lights in a bathroom as there is a high probability of water being splashed around. However, The Wall Lighting Company also supplies bathroom wall lights with an IP65 rating that is more effective at resisting water and other particles than IP44. These lights will be the better option if you wish to place wall lights near the shower or sink.Although the colour lighting for your bathroom is dependent on your own preferences, many traditional bathrooms wall lights simply have white lighting — how warm or cool the white is can be down to the ambience that you are trying to create for your bathroom. Warm white light tends to exude a more homely and cosy atmosphere – whereas cool white light is excellent for task lighting, such as a bathroom wall light with pull cord illuminating the sink area or vanity, for example. A great choice for those bathrooms short of space, L-Shape and P-Shape baths are commonly used as shower baths, combining the convenience of a shower with the luxury of a bath when paired with an appropriate bath screen. Consisting of an asymmetrical design with a large area to stand in, the shape can be hard and angular in the case of the L-Shape, or with a soft curve in the case of the P-Shape. Corner Baths

One of the key influences that modern technology has had on bathtubs are the different materials that are available to choose from. Each has its own strengths and weaknesses to consider. Acrylic It’s popular to opt for white lighting in a bathroom, a lighting colour that closely matches natural light. If you’re looking at a specific colour temperature, try going for a classic 2700K which is the closest to natural light. Some bulbs are even labelled ‘daylight’ to make it that much easier! Please copy the voucher code, go to the basket and paste it into the voucher code box. To the Cyber Monday Sale An inset bath simply means any bath that is installed flush against a wall. More often than not, an inset bath will have a roughly finished exterior that will need to be covered. This can be done by boxing the bath in and tiling, or by purchasing a bath panel that clips into place. Single Ended BathsYes. LED lights are often used in bathrooms in various areas, most commonly in illuminated bathroom mirrors. LED lights can also be used in ceiling lights, lamps and other lighting pieces. Browse our range above for a variety of options. You may find the tub that is perfect for your family and space but is not practical for you. Is the bath easy to get in and out of? How much does it weigh? Can your room support this? These, amongst concerns such as plumbing, will need to be factored into your decision. To decide what bathroom wall lighting is right for you, think about how you use your bathroom sanctuary. Do you linger in your luxurious bubble bath reading a novel or are you a morning shower - in and out – practical kind of person? If you use your bathroom just functionally, perhaps you need your bathroom wall sconces to give maximum light output. Use clear glass shades or exposed brighter LED bulbs for the ultimate light source. If the bathroom is your haven, perhaps you want to be able to have the wall lights for your bathroom on a dimmer switch. Choose a bathroom rated pendant light for your central light source, accompanied by soothing, atmospheric wall lights - buy white or ribbed glass shades for the best diffusion of light. Consider your finishes on your taps and towel rails, do you want to match your fitting finishes or contrast a shiny chrome with a deep bronze. Browse our extensive range of finishes for the perfect solution.