Bathroom lighting

WNBRich

I've just had my bathroom renovated, and I bought a Colours Genlis 3 spot light fitting from B & Q. It looks very attractive, but the lighting it provides is terrible. It holds 3 spotlights GU10 max. 20W. and provides the same amount of light as a couple of candles! I was perfectly happy with my old light but was told it had to be changed due to electicity regulations. I am coming to the view that I'll have to change the light. Any suggestions please as to what to do, or what to replace it with?

fluffpot

If the fitting says 20W max then that's the problem. I've looked on website but it gives no detail of the max bulb wattage. Just recheck your packaging and/or the light fitting, but if it really is 20W max then I suggest another light

How about this one?
http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/FL9070CH.html

LEJC

repeated SPAM in posts 2 3 and 4 ....please could someone else also hit the spam button to ensure its cleared quickly...thanks

mansars

This may of no help at all, however, I found a groupon deal for ledlightzone back in the spring. I got 24 4W GU10 SMD5050 bulbs and they have saved me a fortune, as we have them in our kitchen utility and bathrooms...which are always on (even thought I mention many times about lights being sitchs off).

Just over the summer the Electric company cut our monthly direct debit by £14...

They offered a discount code recently so I bought more...might be worth a try the code was DEEPAPOLOGY.

southcoastrgi

LEJC wrote: »

repeated SPAM in posts 2 3 and 4 ....please could someone else also hit the spam button to ensure its cleared quickly...thanks

:rotfl: that's novel asking everyone to report your own post as spam

LEJC

you missed the spam..it was a great one adversising electricals in australia I believe...

pinkmami

Argos catalogue, page 1177, item 22 Livorno bathroom lighting. I have 1 in each bathroom & the lighing is bright & modern & practical.

globalds

Use LED GU10 ..7w is equivalent to 40w