Overview
Description
Specifications
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FAQs
Knowledge Hub
The narrow column that fills walls.
The dual version of the ribbed glass wall light. Same 83 mm width, same antique brass frame, same vertically fluted clear glass. But 340 mm tall with two E14 bulbs instead of one. The elongated form turns a narrow wall accent into a vertical column of refracted light. Two 6 W E14 LEDs, not included. Dimmable. 87 mm deep, 1.04 kg. Class 2, no earth required. IP20 indoor only. 220-240 V.
What doubling the height changes.
- It fills narrow walls, not just fits: At 340 mm tall the fitting has columnar presence. The height-to-width ratio gives a narrow wall strip a vertical feature rather than a compact accent.
- It lights the full panel evenly: Two bulbs spread the glow across the height. No bright centre with dim edges. The ribbed lines run consistently from top to bottom.
- It dims to two amber points: On low, the two sources are visible as separate warm pools within the fluted glass, adding internal depth a single bulb cannot.
- It still fits at 83 mm wide: The same ultra-narrow profile. Beside doorframes, on pilasters, in gaps beside mirrors. The width never changes.
- It echoes vertical architecture: The columnar form suits tall hallways, stairwells and positions beside full-length mirrors where horizontal fittings would fight the proportions.
- It wires simply: Class 2. Live and neutral only, no earth needed.
Feature walls and vertical spaces.
On a living room feature wall above a sideboard where the 340 mm column anchors the space. In a hallway where the elongated form fills the height of a tall, narrow wall strip. Flanking a full-length mirror where the vertical proportions echo the glass. In a dining room, dimmed to a soft amber column during a meal. For more ideas on how Scandinavian design principles shape the rooms this fitting suits, our Scandinavian living room guide covers palette, materials and lighting.
Same width. Double the column.
The single ribbed glass wall light fits narrow walls as a compact accent. This dual version fills them. At 340 mm tall with two E14 bulbs behind the same fluted clear glass, the elongated form turns a narrow strip into a vertical column of refracted light. The ribbing still catches and breaks the output into fine vertical lines, but the taller format means those lines run further, the glow extends higher, and the fitting anchors a feature wall rather than simply lighting a gap beside a doorframe.
The 83 mm width remains. The same ultra-narrow profile that sits beside doorframes, on pilasters and in gaps beside mirrors. The 87 mm depth keeps the fitting close to the wall. What changes is the vertical scale: at 340 mm this is a column, not a sconce. The antique brass frame curves gently at top and bottom, holding the ribbed glass panel in a warm, vintage-toned bracket that does not compete with the refracted light it contains.
Dimmable with compatible E14 LEDs and a dimmer switch. Two bulbs at 6 W each, not included. When dimmed, the two light sources drop to separate amber glows within the ribbed column, and the individual fluted lines soften to a warm, textured shimmer. For an antique brass pendant to carry the same material overhead, the Traditional Caged Pendant Light in Antique Brass provides the ceiling companion in a complementary vintage register.
What the dual column delivers.
- Two E14 bulbs in one column. Two 6 W light sources spread the glow across the full 340 mm height. The upper bulb lights the top of the ribbed panel. The lower lights the bottom. The result is an even, continuous column rather than a single bright point.
- 340 mm tall at 83 mm wide. The proportions are emphatically vertical. The height-to-width ratio gives the fitting a columnar presence that the single 200 mm version cannot match while occupying the same narrow wall space.
- Vertically ribbed clear glass diffuser. The same fine flutes as the single version, catching and refracting each bulb into dozens of vertical lines. The extended height means more lines, more shimmer, more visual texture across a larger area of wall.
- Curved antique brass frame. Warm, textured bands at top and bottom hold the ribbed glass. The brass is understated, letting the illuminated glass column command the attention.
- Dimmable for two distinct registers. On full, the column is a bright vertical feature. Dimmed, the two bulbs drop to separate amber pools within the fluted glass, and the shimmer softens to a warm texture.
- Class 2, IP20, 220-240 V. Double insulated, no earth required. Indoor dry positions only. Standard UK mains with live and neutral wiring.
Why two bulbs change the character.
A single bulb behind ribbed glass produces a concentrated glow at one point, with the refracted lines fading toward the top and bottom of the panel. Two bulbs spread the illumination across the full height. The ribbed lines run evenly from top to bottom with consistent brightness, and the column glows as a continuous vertical rather than a bright centre with dim edges. When dimmed, the two sources are visible as separate warm points within the glass, adding depth and internal structure that a single-source fitting cannot achieve.
Feature walls and tall, narrow spaces.
On a living room feature wall where the 340 mm column provides enough vertical presence to anchor the space above a sideboard or console. In a hallway on a tall, narrow strip of wall where the elongated form fills the height without exceeding the 83 mm width. Flanking a full-length mirror where the vertical proportions of the fitting echo the proportions of the glass. In a dining room on a feature wall, dimmed to a soft column of amber shimmer during an evening meal. On a landing wall where the taller format suits the vertical scale of a stairwell.
Before You Order.
- Two E14 6 W LED bulbs required. Not included. Warm white dimmable E14s between 2700 K and 3000 K suit the antique brass and ribbed glass best.
- Class 2, no earth connection needed. Live and neutral wiring only. Double insulated. Simpler installation than Class 1 fittings.
- Ribbed glass is delicate. Handle with care during installation. The fluted panel is glass, not acrylic. Once mounted, the fitting is secure and the glass sits firmly within the brass frame.
Delivery
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 3-5 working days | Free |
| Next working day | Order before 4pm | £5.95 |
UK mainland only. Orders placed on weekends or bank holidays are dispatched the next working day.
We are unable to deliver to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Isles, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, or the Isles of Scilly. Full delivery information.
Returns
28-day returns policy. Contact us within 28 days of receipt if you are not happy with your order.
Items must be returned unused and in their original packaging. Our UK-based team will guide you through the process. Full returns information.
FAQs: Dual Ribbed Glass Wall Light.
Same 83 mm width, same antique brass frame, same ribbed glass. But 340 mm tall instead of 200 mm, with two E14 bulbs instead of one. The result is a vertical column of refracted light rather than a compact accent. The dual version fills a narrow wall where the single version fits it.
A single bulb creates a bright centre with the ribbed lines fading toward the top and bottom. Two bulbs spread the glow across the full 340 mm height. The fluted lines run consistently from end to end, and the column glows as a continuous vertical rather than a hot spot with dim edges.
Two 6 W E14 LEDs, not included. Choose warm white dimmable E14s between 2700 K and 3000 K. The ribbed glass hides the bulb shape, so the E14 form does not matter visually. Colour temperature is what counts.
A living room feature wall above a sideboard. A tall hallway where the 340 mm column fills the vertical space. Flanking a full-length mirror where the proportions echo the glass. A dining room feature wall, dimmed during meals. A stairwell where the vertical form suits the architecture. For a mirror to pair with in a hallway, the Hand-Crafted Antique Style Leaner Mirror provides a warm, complementary frame.
Dimming reduces brightness and shifts the ribbed lines toward deeper amber. The two bulbs become visible as separate warm points within the fluted glass, adding internal depth. On low, the column becomes a warm, textured accent rather than a bright feature.
Yes. The width and depth are identical to the single version: 83 mm wide, 87 mm deep. Only the height changes, from 200 mm to 340 mm. The fitting still sits beside doorframes, on pilasters and in gaps beside mirrors.
Yes. 1.04 kg compared to 0.58 kg. The additional weight comes from the extended glass panel and second lamp holder. Use appropriate wall fixings, especially on plasterboard.
No. IP20 covers dry indoor positions only. Not protected against moisture. For bathrooms, choose a fitting rated IP44 or higher.
Double insulated. Live and neutral wiring only, no earth connection required. Simpler than Class 1 fittings which need three connections.
Dimensions: 340 mm (H) x 83 mm (W) x 87 mm (D). Finish: antique brass curved frame. Shade: vertically ribbed clear glass diffuser. Bulbs: 2 x 6 W E14 LED, not included. Dimmable: yes. Voltage: 220-240 V. Class: 2 (double insulated). IP: 20. Weight: 1.04 kg.
Vertical light on feature walls.
A dual ribbed glass column works best on a wall that has been given room to breathe: painted in a tone that lets the refracted light stand out, with considered furniture below and enough ceiling height to let the vertical form do its work. These guides cover how to build the kind of rooms where a columnar wall light earns the wall it sits on.
Overview
The narrow column that fills walls.
The dual version of the ribbed glass wall light. Same 83 mm width, same antique brass frame, same vertically fluted clear glass. But 340 mm tall with two E14 bulbs instead of one. The elongated form turns a narrow wall accent into a vertical column of refracted light. Two 6 W E14 LEDs, not included. Dimmable. 87 mm deep, 1.04 kg. Class 2, no earth required. IP20 indoor only. 220-240 V.
What doubling the height changes.
- It fills narrow walls, not just fits: At 340 mm tall the fitting has columnar presence. The height-to-width ratio gives a narrow wall strip a vertical feature rather than a compact accent.
- It lights the full panel evenly: Two bulbs spread the glow across the height. No bright centre with dim edges. The ribbed lines run consistently from top to bottom.
- It dims to two amber points: On low, the two sources are visible as separate warm pools within the fluted glass, adding internal depth a single bulb cannot.
- It still fits at 83 mm wide: The same ultra-narrow profile. Beside doorframes, on pilasters, in gaps beside mirrors. The width never changes.
- It echoes vertical architecture: The columnar form suits tall hallways, stairwells and positions beside full-length mirrors where horizontal fittings would fight the proportions.
- It wires simply: Class 2. Live and neutral only, no earth needed.
Feature walls and vertical spaces.
On a living room feature wall above a sideboard where the 340 mm column anchors the space. In a hallway where the elongated form fills the height of a tall, narrow wall strip. Flanking a full-length mirror where the vertical proportions echo the glass. In a dining room, dimmed to a soft amber column during a meal. For more ideas on how Scandinavian design principles shape the rooms this fitting suits, our Scandinavian living room guide covers palette, materials and lighting.
Description
Same width. Double the column.
The single ribbed glass wall light fits narrow walls as a compact accent. This dual version fills them. At 340 mm tall with two E14 bulbs behind the same fluted clear glass, the elongated form turns a narrow strip into a vertical column of refracted light. The ribbing still catches and breaks the output into fine vertical lines, but the taller format means those lines run further, the glow extends higher, and the fitting anchors a feature wall rather than simply lighting a gap beside a doorframe.
The 83 mm width remains. The same ultra-narrow profile that sits beside doorframes, on pilasters and in gaps beside mirrors. The 87 mm depth keeps the fitting close to the wall. What changes is the vertical scale: at 340 mm this is a column, not a sconce. The antique brass frame curves gently at top and bottom, holding the ribbed glass panel in a warm, vintage-toned bracket that does not compete with the refracted light it contains.
Dimmable with compatible E14 LEDs and a dimmer switch. Two bulbs at 6 W each, not included. When dimmed, the two light sources drop to separate amber glows within the ribbed column, and the individual fluted lines soften to a warm, textured shimmer. For an antique brass pendant to carry the same material overhead, the Traditional Caged Pendant Light in Antique Brass provides the ceiling companion in a complementary vintage register.
What the dual column delivers.
- Two E14 bulbs in one column. Two 6 W light sources spread the glow across the full 340 mm height. The upper bulb lights the top of the ribbed panel. The lower lights the bottom. The result is an even, continuous column rather than a single bright point.
- 340 mm tall at 83 mm wide. The proportions are emphatically vertical. The height-to-width ratio gives the fitting a columnar presence that the single 200 mm version cannot match while occupying the same narrow wall space.
- Vertically ribbed clear glass diffuser. The same fine flutes as the single version, catching and refracting each bulb into dozens of vertical lines. The extended height means more lines, more shimmer, more visual texture across a larger area of wall.
- Curved antique brass frame. Warm, textured bands at top and bottom hold the ribbed glass. The brass is understated, letting the illuminated glass column command the attention.
- Dimmable for two distinct registers. On full, the column is a bright vertical feature. Dimmed, the two bulbs drop to separate amber pools within the fluted glass, and the shimmer softens to a warm texture.
- Class 2, IP20, 220-240 V. Double insulated, no earth required. Indoor dry positions only. Standard UK mains with live and neutral wiring.
Why two bulbs change the character.
A single bulb behind ribbed glass produces a concentrated glow at one point, with the refracted lines fading toward the top and bottom of the panel. Two bulbs spread the illumination across the full height. The ribbed lines run evenly from top to bottom with consistent brightness, and the column glows as a continuous vertical rather than a bright centre with dim edges. When dimmed, the two sources are visible as separate warm points within the glass, adding depth and internal structure that a single-source fitting cannot achieve.
Feature walls and tall, narrow spaces.
On a living room feature wall where the 340 mm column provides enough vertical presence to anchor the space above a sideboard or console. In a hallway on a tall, narrow strip of wall where the elongated form fills the height without exceeding the 83 mm width. Flanking a full-length mirror where the vertical proportions of the fitting echo the proportions of the glass. In a dining room on a feature wall, dimmed to a soft column of amber shimmer during an evening meal. On a landing wall where the taller format suits the vertical scale of a stairwell.
Before You Order.
- Two E14 6 W LED bulbs required. Not included. Warm white dimmable E14s between 2700 K and 3000 K suit the antique brass and ribbed glass best.
- Class 2, no earth connection needed. Live and neutral wiring only. Double insulated. Simpler installation than Class 1 fittings.
- Ribbed glass is delicate. Handle with care during installation. The fluted panel is glass, not acrylic. Once mounted, the fitting is secure and the glass sits firmly within the brass frame.
Specifications
Delivery & Returns
Delivery
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 3-5 working days | Free |
| Next working day | Order before 4pm | £5.95 |
UK mainland only. Orders placed on weekends or bank holidays are dispatched the next working day.
We are unable to deliver to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Isles, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, or the Isles of Scilly. Full delivery information.
Returns
28-day returns policy. Contact us within 28 days of receipt if you are not happy with your order.
Items must be returned unused and in their original packaging. Our UK-based team will guide you through the process. Full returns information.
FAQs
FAQs: Dual Ribbed Glass Wall Light.
Same 83 mm width, same antique brass frame, same ribbed glass. But 340 mm tall instead of 200 mm, with two E14 bulbs instead of one. The result is a vertical column of refracted light rather than a compact accent. The dual version fills a narrow wall where the single version fits it.
A single bulb creates a bright centre with the ribbed lines fading toward the top and bottom. Two bulbs spread the glow across the full 340 mm height. The fluted lines run consistently from end to end, and the column glows as a continuous vertical rather than a hot spot with dim edges.
Two 6 W E14 LEDs, not included. Choose warm white dimmable E14s between 2700 K and 3000 K. The ribbed glass hides the bulb shape, so the E14 form does not matter visually. Colour temperature is what counts.
A living room feature wall above a sideboard. A tall hallway where the 340 mm column fills the vertical space. Flanking a full-length mirror where the proportions echo the glass. A dining room feature wall, dimmed during meals. A stairwell where the vertical form suits the architecture. For a mirror to pair with in a hallway, the Hand-Crafted Antique Style Leaner Mirror provides a warm, complementary frame.
Dimming reduces brightness and shifts the ribbed lines toward deeper amber. The two bulbs become visible as separate warm points within the fluted glass, adding internal depth. On low, the column becomes a warm, textured accent rather than a bright feature.
Yes. The width and depth are identical to the single version: 83 mm wide, 87 mm deep. Only the height changes, from 200 mm to 340 mm. The fitting still sits beside doorframes, on pilasters and in gaps beside mirrors.
Yes. 1.04 kg compared to 0.58 kg. The additional weight comes from the extended glass panel and second lamp holder. Use appropriate wall fixings, especially on plasterboard.
No. IP20 covers dry indoor positions only. Not protected against moisture. For bathrooms, choose a fitting rated IP44 or higher.
Double insulated. Live and neutral wiring only, no earth connection required. Simpler than Class 1 fittings which need three connections.
Dimensions: 340 mm (H) x 83 mm (W) x 87 mm (D). Finish: antique brass curved frame. Shade: vertically ribbed clear glass diffuser. Bulbs: 2 x 6 W E14 LED, not included. Dimmable: yes. Voltage: 220-240 V. Class: 2 (double insulated). IP: 20. Weight: 1.04 kg.
Knowledge Hub
Vertical light on feature walls.
A dual ribbed glass column works best on a wall that has been given room to breathe: painted in a tone that lets the refracted light stand out, with considered furniture below and enough ceiling height to let the vertical form do its work. These guides cover how to build the kind of rooms where a columnar wall light earns the wall it sits on.
Antique Brass Dual Ribbed Glass Wall Light
Overview
Description
Specifications
Delivery & Returns
FAQs
Knowledge Hub
The narrow column that fills walls.
The dual version of the ribbed glass wall light. Same 83 mm width, same antique brass frame, same vertically fluted clear glass. But 340 mm tall with two E14 bulbs instead of one. The elongated form turns a narrow wall accent into a vertical column of refracted light. Two 6 W E14 LEDs, not included. Dimmable. 87 mm deep, 1.04 kg. Class 2, no earth required. IP20 indoor only. 220-240 V.
What doubling the height changes.
- It fills narrow walls, not just fits: At 340 mm tall the fitting has columnar presence. The height-to-width ratio gives a narrow wall strip a vertical feature rather than a compact accent.
- It lights the full panel evenly: Two bulbs spread the glow across the height. No bright centre with dim edges. The ribbed lines run consistently from top to bottom.
- It dims to two amber points: On low, the two sources are visible as separate warm pools within the fluted glass, adding internal depth a single bulb cannot.
- It still fits at 83 mm wide: The same ultra-narrow profile. Beside doorframes, on pilasters, in gaps beside mirrors. The width never changes.
- It echoes vertical architecture: The columnar form suits tall hallways, stairwells and positions beside full-length mirrors where horizontal fittings would fight the proportions.
- It wires simply: Class 2. Live and neutral only, no earth needed.
Feature walls and vertical spaces.
On a living room feature wall above a sideboard where the 340 mm column anchors the space. In a hallway where the elongated form fills the height of a tall, narrow wall strip. Flanking a full-length mirror where the vertical proportions echo the glass. In a dining room, dimmed to a soft amber column during a meal. For more ideas on how Scandinavian design principles shape the rooms this fitting suits, our Scandinavian living room guide covers palette, materials and lighting.
Same width. Double the column.
The single ribbed glass wall light fits narrow walls as a compact accent. This dual version fills them. At 340 mm tall with two E14 bulbs behind the same fluted clear glass, the elongated form turns a narrow strip into a vertical column of refracted light. The ribbing still catches and breaks the output into fine vertical lines, but the taller format means those lines run further, the glow extends higher, and the fitting anchors a feature wall rather than simply lighting a gap beside a doorframe.
The 83 mm width remains. The same ultra-narrow profile that sits beside doorframes, on pilasters and in gaps beside mirrors. The 87 mm depth keeps the fitting close to the wall. What changes is the vertical scale: at 340 mm this is a column, not a sconce. The antique brass frame curves gently at top and bottom, holding the ribbed glass panel in a warm, vintage-toned bracket that does not compete with the refracted light it contains.
Dimmable with compatible E14 LEDs and a dimmer switch. Two bulbs at 6 W each, not included. When dimmed, the two light sources drop to separate amber glows within the ribbed column, and the individual fluted lines soften to a warm, textured shimmer. For an antique brass pendant to carry the same material overhead, the Traditional Caged Pendant Light in Antique Brass provides the ceiling companion in a complementary vintage register.
What the dual column delivers.
- Two E14 bulbs in one column. Two 6 W light sources spread the glow across the full 340 mm height. The upper bulb lights the top of the ribbed panel. The lower lights the bottom. The result is an even, continuous column rather than a single bright point.
- 340 mm tall at 83 mm wide. The proportions are emphatically vertical. The height-to-width ratio gives the fitting a columnar presence that the single 200 mm version cannot match while occupying the same narrow wall space.
- Vertically ribbed clear glass diffuser. The same fine flutes as the single version, catching and refracting each bulb into dozens of vertical lines. The extended height means more lines, more shimmer, more visual texture across a larger area of wall.
- Curved antique brass frame. Warm, textured bands at top and bottom hold the ribbed glass. The brass is understated, letting the illuminated glass column command the attention.
- Dimmable for two distinct registers. On full, the column is a bright vertical feature. Dimmed, the two bulbs drop to separate amber pools within the fluted glass, and the shimmer softens to a warm texture.
- Class 2, IP20, 220-240 V. Double insulated, no earth required. Indoor dry positions only. Standard UK mains with live and neutral wiring.
Why two bulbs change the character.
A single bulb behind ribbed glass produces a concentrated glow at one point, with the refracted lines fading toward the top and bottom of the panel. Two bulbs spread the illumination across the full height. The ribbed lines run evenly from top to bottom with consistent brightness, and the column glows as a continuous vertical rather than a bright centre with dim edges. When dimmed, the two sources are visible as separate warm points within the glass, adding depth and internal structure that a single-source fitting cannot achieve.
Feature walls and tall, narrow spaces.
On a living room feature wall where the 340 mm column provides enough vertical presence to anchor the space above a sideboard or console. In a hallway on a tall, narrow strip of wall where the elongated form fills the height without exceeding the 83 mm width. Flanking a full-length mirror where the vertical proportions of the fitting echo the proportions of the glass. In a dining room on a feature wall, dimmed to a soft column of amber shimmer during an evening meal. On a landing wall where the taller format suits the vertical scale of a stairwell.
Before You Order.
- Two E14 6 W LED bulbs required. Not included. Warm white dimmable E14s between 2700 K and 3000 K suit the antique brass and ribbed glass best.
- Class 2, no earth connection needed. Live and neutral wiring only. Double insulated. Simpler installation than Class 1 fittings.
- Ribbed glass is delicate. Handle with care during installation. The fluted panel is glass, not acrylic. Once mounted, the fitting is secure and the glass sits firmly within the brass frame.
Delivery
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 3-5 working days | Free |
| Next working day | Order before 4pm | £5.95 |
UK mainland only. Orders placed on weekends or bank holidays are dispatched the next working day.
We are unable to deliver to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Isles, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, or the Isles of Scilly. Full delivery information.
Returns
28-day returns policy. Contact us within 28 days of receipt if you are not happy with your order.
Items must be returned unused and in their original packaging. Our UK-based team will guide you through the process. Full returns information.
FAQs: Dual Ribbed Glass Wall Light.
Same 83 mm width, same antique brass frame, same ribbed glass. But 340 mm tall instead of 200 mm, with two E14 bulbs instead of one. The result is a vertical column of refracted light rather than a compact accent. The dual version fills a narrow wall where the single version fits it.
A single bulb creates a bright centre with the ribbed lines fading toward the top and bottom. Two bulbs spread the glow across the full 340 mm height. The fluted lines run consistently from end to end, and the column glows as a continuous vertical rather than a hot spot with dim edges.
Two 6 W E14 LEDs, not included. Choose warm white dimmable E14s between 2700 K and 3000 K. The ribbed glass hides the bulb shape, so the E14 form does not matter visually. Colour temperature is what counts.
A living room feature wall above a sideboard. A tall hallway where the 340 mm column fills the vertical space. Flanking a full-length mirror where the proportions echo the glass. A dining room feature wall, dimmed during meals. A stairwell where the vertical form suits the architecture. For a mirror to pair with in a hallway, the Hand-Crafted Antique Style Leaner Mirror provides a warm, complementary frame.
Dimming reduces brightness and shifts the ribbed lines toward deeper amber. The two bulbs become visible as separate warm points within the fluted glass, adding internal depth. On low, the column becomes a warm, textured accent rather than a bright feature.
Yes. The width and depth are identical to the single version: 83 mm wide, 87 mm deep. Only the height changes, from 200 mm to 340 mm. The fitting still sits beside doorframes, on pilasters and in gaps beside mirrors.
Yes. 1.04 kg compared to 0.58 kg. The additional weight comes from the extended glass panel and second lamp holder. Use appropriate wall fixings, especially on plasterboard.
No. IP20 covers dry indoor positions only. Not protected against moisture. For bathrooms, choose a fitting rated IP44 or higher.
Double insulated. Live and neutral wiring only, no earth connection required. Simpler than Class 1 fittings which need three connections.
Dimensions: 340 mm (H) x 83 mm (W) x 87 mm (D). Finish: antique brass curved frame. Shade: vertically ribbed clear glass diffuser. Bulbs: 2 x 6 W E14 LED, not included. Dimmable: yes. Voltage: 220-240 V. Class: 2 (double insulated). IP: 20. Weight: 1.04 kg.
Vertical light on feature walls.
A dual ribbed glass column works best on a wall that has been given room to breathe: painted in a tone that lets the refracted light stand out, with considered furniture below and enough ceiling height to let the vertical form do its work. These guides cover how to build the kind of rooms where a columnar wall light earns the wall it sits on.
Overview
The narrow column that fills walls.
The dual version of the ribbed glass wall light. Same 83 mm width, same antique brass frame, same vertically fluted clear glass. But 340 mm tall with two E14 bulbs instead of one. The elongated form turns a narrow wall accent into a vertical column of refracted light. Two 6 W E14 LEDs, not included. Dimmable. 87 mm deep, 1.04 kg. Class 2, no earth required. IP20 indoor only. 220-240 V.
What doubling the height changes.
- It fills narrow walls, not just fits: At 340 mm tall the fitting has columnar presence. The height-to-width ratio gives a narrow wall strip a vertical feature rather than a compact accent.
- It lights the full panel evenly: Two bulbs spread the glow across the height. No bright centre with dim edges. The ribbed lines run consistently from top to bottom.
- It dims to two amber points: On low, the two sources are visible as separate warm pools within the fluted glass, adding internal depth a single bulb cannot.
- It still fits at 83 mm wide: The same ultra-narrow profile. Beside doorframes, on pilasters, in gaps beside mirrors. The width never changes.
- It echoes vertical architecture: The columnar form suits tall hallways, stairwells and positions beside full-length mirrors where horizontal fittings would fight the proportions.
- It wires simply: Class 2. Live and neutral only, no earth needed.
Feature walls and vertical spaces.
On a living room feature wall above a sideboard where the 340 mm column anchors the space. In a hallway where the elongated form fills the height of a tall, narrow wall strip. Flanking a full-length mirror where the vertical proportions echo the glass. In a dining room, dimmed to a soft amber column during a meal. For more ideas on how Scandinavian design principles shape the rooms this fitting suits, our Scandinavian living room guide covers palette, materials and lighting.
Description
Same width. Double the column.
The single ribbed glass wall light fits narrow walls as a compact accent. This dual version fills them. At 340 mm tall with two E14 bulbs behind the same fluted clear glass, the elongated form turns a narrow strip into a vertical column of refracted light. The ribbing still catches and breaks the output into fine vertical lines, but the taller format means those lines run further, the glow extends higher, and the fitting anchors a feature wall rather than simply lighting a gap beside a doorframe.
The 83 mm width remains. The same ultra-narrow profile that sits beside doorframes, on pilasters and in gaps beside mirrors. The 87 mm depth keeps the fitting close to the wall. What changes is the vertical scale: at 340 mm this is a column, not a sconce. The antique brass frame curves gently at top and bottom, holding the ribbed glass panel in a warm, vintage-toned bracket that does not compete with the refracted light it contains.
Dimmable with compatible E14 LEDs and a dimmer switch. Two bulbs at 6 W each, not included. When dimmed, the two light sources drop to separate amber glows within the ribbed column, and the individual fluted lines soften to a warm, textured shimmer. For an antique brass pendant to carry the same material overhead, the Traditional Caged Pendant Light in Antique Brass provides the ceiling companion in a complementary vintage register.
What the dual column delivers.
- Two E14 bulbs in one column. Two 6 W light sources spread the glow across the full 340 mm height. The upper bulb lights the top of the ribbed panel. The lower lights the bottom. The result is an even, continuous column rather than a single bright point.
- 340 mm tall at 83 mm wide. The proportions are emphatically vertical. The height-to-width ratio gives the fitting a columnar presence that the single 200 mm version cannot match while occupying the same narrow wall space.
- Vertically ribbed clear glass diffuser. The same fine flutes as the single version, catching and refracting each bulb into dozens of vertical lines. The extended height means more lines, more shimmer, more visual texture across a larger area of wall.
- Curved antique brass frame. Warm, textured bands at top and bottom hold the ribbed glass. The brass is understated, letting the illuminated glass column command the attention.
- Dimmable for two distinct registers. On full, the column is a bright vertical feature. Dimmed, the two bulbs drop to separate amber pools within the fluted glass, and the shimmer softens to a warm texture.
- Class 2, IP20, 220-240 V. Double insulated, no earth required. Indoor dry positions only. Standard UK mains with live and neutral wiring.
Why two bulbs change the character.
A single bulb behind ribbed glass produces a concentrated glow at one point, with the refracted lines fading toward the top and bottom of the panel. Two bulbs spread the illumination across the full height. The ribbed lines run evenly from top to bottom with consistent brightness, and the column glows as a continuous vertical rather than a bright centre with dim edges. When dimmed, the two sources are visible as separate warm points within the glass, adding depth and internal structure that a single-source fitting cannot achieve.
Feature walls and tall, narrow spaces.
On a living room feature wall where the 340 mm column provides enough vertical presence to anchor the space above a sideboard or console. In a hallway on a tall, narrow strip of wall where the elongated form fills the height without exceeding the 83 mm width. Flanking a full-length mirror where the vertical proportions of the fitting echo the proportions of the glass. In a dining room on a feature wall, dimmed to a soft column of amber shimmer during an evening meal. On a landing wall where the taller format suits the vertical scale of a stairwell.
Before You Order.
- Two E14 6 W LED bulbs required. Not included. Warm white dimmable E14s between 2700 K and 3000 K suit the antique brass and ribbed glass best.
- Class 2, no earth connection needed. Live and neutral wiring only. Double insulated. Simpler installation than Class 1 fittings.
- Ribbed glass is delicate. Handle with care during installation. The fluted panel is glass, not acrylic. Once mounted, the fitting is secure and the glass sits firmly within the brass frame.
Specifications
Delivery & Returns
Delivery
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 3-5 working days | Free |
| Next working day | Order before 4pm | £5.95 |
UK mainland only. Orders placed on weekends or bank holidays are dispatched the next working day.
We are unable to deliver to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Isles, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, or the Isles of Scilly. Full delivery information.
Returns
28-day returns policy. Contact us within 28 days of receipt if you are not happy with your order.
Items must be returned unused and in their original packaging. Our UK-based team will guide you through the process. Full returns information.
FAQs
FAQs: Dual Ribbed Glass Wall Light.
Same 83 mm width, same antique brass frame, same ribbed glass. But 340 mm tall instead of 200 mm, with two E14 bulbs instead of one. The result is a vertical column of refracted light rather than a compact accent. The dual version fills a narrow wall where the single version fits it.
A single bulb creates a bright centre with the ribbed lines fading toward the top and bottom. Two bulbs spread the glow across the full 340 mm height. The fluted lines run consistently from end to end, and the column glows as a continuous vertical rather than a hot spot with dim edges.
Two 6 W E14 LEDs, not included. Choose warm white dimmable E14s between 2700 K and 3000 K. The ribbed glass hides the bulb shape, so the E14 form does not matter visually. Colour temperature is what counts.
A living room feature wall above a sideboard. A tall hallway where the 340 mm column fills the vertical space. Flanking a full-length mirror where the proportions echo the glass. A dining room feature wall, dimmed during meals. A stairwell where the vertical form suits the architecture. For a mirror to pair with in a hallway, the Hand-Crafted Antique Style Leaner Mirror provides a warm, complementary frame.
Dimming reduces brightness and shifts the ribbed lines toward deeper amber. The two bulbs become visible as separate warm points within the fluted glass, adding internal depth. On low, the column becomes a warm, textured accent rather than a bright feature.
Yes. The width and depth are identical to the single version: 83 mm wide, 87 mm deep. Only the height changes, from 200 mm to 340 mm. The fitting still sits beside doorframes, on pilasters and in gaps beside mirrors.
Yes. 1.04 kg compared to 0.58 kg. The additional weight comes from the extended glass panel and second lamp holder. Use appropriate wall fixings, especially on plasterboard.
No. IP20 covers dry indoor positions only. Not protected against moisture. For bathrooms, choose a fitting rated IP44 or higher.
Double insulated. Live and neutral wiring only, no earth connection required. Simpler than Class 1 fittings which need three connections.
Dimensions: 340 mm (H) x 83 mm (W) x 87 mm (D). Finish: antique brass curved frame. Shade: vertically ribbed clear glass diffuser. Bulbs: 2 x 6 W E14 LED, not included. Dimmable: yes. Voltage: 220-240 V. Class: 2 (double insulated). IP: 20. Weight: 1.04 kg.
Knowledge Hub
Vertical light on feature walls.
A dual ribbed glass column works best on a wall that has been given room to breathe: painted in a tone that lets the refracted light stand out, with considered furniture below and enough ceiling height to let the vertical form do its work. These guides cover how to build the kind of rooms where a columnar wall light earns the wall it sits on.
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