hi anybody found any lights fittings for zoon 2 in the bathroom not
downlighters but must be cheap for rented houses as i cant find any at the
moment thanks
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16 years ago
zone 2 light fittings
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16 years ago
I have IKEA ones. They don't do my model any more, but
they might still do some suitable, and they were very cheap.
If you can't find anything specifically labelled as Zone 2, any IPX4 or higher rated fitting with no exposed metal parts should do. When searching, check in the outdoor lighting sections too, again checking for IPX4 (or better) with no exposed metalwork.
If you can't find anything specifically labelled as Zone 2, any IPX4 or higher rated fitting with no exposed metal parts should do. When searching, check in the outdoor lighting sections too, again checking for IPX4 (or better) with no exposed metalwork.
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16 years ago
thanks what price did you pay for them ,ive looked at the outside ipx4 and
they are not very nice for inside in a bathroom
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16 years ago
The IKEA ones would have been under £20, maybe as low as £10,
but I don't recall now.
That's true. I find lighting which is both aesthetically pleasing and designed with good technical compitence (e.g. IPx4, or low energy compatible, or whatever other quite reasonable requirements you might have) is very hard to find. Many of my own house lights I have made myself as a consequence.
That's true. I find lighting which is both aesthetically pleasing and designed with good technical compitence (e.g. IPx4, or low energy compatible, or whatever other quite reasonable requirements you might have) is very hard to find. Many of my own house lights I have made myself as a consequence.