Description
Specifically designed for the bathroom, the elegant Prague range from Laura Ashley is decorative as well as functional. With clear textured glass, the globe shades partially conceal the light bulbs and cast a sparkly light. The triple wall light has a luxurious contemporary look and features a slim rectangular wall plate, which could also be fitted to a ceiling. IP44 rated, it is ideal for use in bathrooms and other wet rooms. Takes 3 x 5W G9 LED lamps (not included).
Daniela Yordanova (verified owner) –
attractive light. Seems well made.
sally smith (verified owner) –
Excellent service and delievry
Big Cheese (verified owner) –
Bought two of these with two hanging lanterns Excellent lights. The leaded glass and finish to the brackets make them look so much better than normal lantern lights. The only small niggle is the connecting bolts for the light body to the wall fixings are a little short, especially if you have a rendereduneven wall to fix the light to, so a bit of levellingfilling to the wall is required.
Michellewlo (verified owner) –
attractive light. Seems well made.
frank b (verified owner) –
Rather expensive compared to other products on site.
Hannah Lehmann (verified owner) –
Nice looking well made light
Moimoi (verified owner) –
Very quick delivery. Good quality, very well made. Easy to install. Easy to adjust timeon and PIR. Looks very good. Very pleased, recommended. Max 100w. Purchased recommended 6.2W warm white LED decorative filament. Provides good light, almost white.
George Brown ICGL PhD (verified owner) –
Nice looking coach light. Classy.
Gabriel P. (verified owner) –
The light looks good and well made. Only time will tell how good it will be. Easy to install and set the pir for distance and frequency you wish. I would definitely recommend this lantern
Mary Nardi (verified owner) –
The lamp looks good and was easy to install given that this was a replacement for an existing lamp that had seen better days. The range adjustment dial seems to have little effect though. Turning it to the extremes doesnt seem to alter the point at which the light comes on in walk tests.