We now have available a range of Rustika and imitation carbon bulbs in 40w and 60w from only £7.99 These decorative bulbs with their multiple anchor points for the filament inside have a unique look often used when photographing light fittings with the bulb turned on due to their low light output – and they …
Warning: we have at least 10% off Searchlight products this weekend, but 90% of this email involves egg puns… sorry! If you normally can’t afford to shell out, this weekend is an ideal time to eggsperiment with some new lighting. Don’t go all eggtraterrestrial on us but we are eggcited to announce an eggstraordinary 10% …
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Giving spot bulbs the 3rd degree Here’s our quick guide to spot bulb beam angles and why it might matter to you. ~38 degree Halogen spot bulbs such as GU10 and MR16 bulbs traditionally had a beam angle of approx 38 degrees. This gives a very bright pool of light on the floor, but darker …
“It’s easy to go through the motions when you’re decorating; choosing neutral shades and decor has become the name of the game in order to create a pleasant living space for family, guests and not offend any potential future purchasers” – Good Homes blog, Interior Commotions (http://www.goodhomes.net/blog/interior-commotions.html) In the current climate many people aren’t moving …
In the first of our ‘What’s the Best Low Energy Replacement’ series we are looking at the peoples favourite – the 60w incandescent bulb. Officially banned in Europe (at least for manufacturing), the 60w light bulb was a popular choice in many homes. As the ones you have stop working you may be wondering what …
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For when 36 degrees is too small but 120 degrees is just too wide and noticeable in your eye line, you may be looking for a 60 degree beam angle LED GU10 spot bulb – and they have just arrived! They are the same physical size as a halogen bulb making them a great retro-fit …
