Overview
Description
Specifications
Delivery & Returns
FAQs
Knowledge Hub
A bathroom light you can aim.
Bathroom wall lights tend to be fixed in both position and angle. This one moves. The adjustable head pivots to direct light where you need it, and the projection extends from 150mm to 350mm from the wall, so you control how close the beam sits to the mirror surface. The shade is clear glass on chrome-plated steel, compact at 150mm in every dimension at its base. A built-in pull cord switches it on and off at the fitting itself. The 3W LED G9 bulb is included in the box. IP44 rated for bathroom zones 2 and 3, it handles splashes from any direction, making it suitable for positions beside basins, baths and mirrors in bathrooms, en-suites and cloakrooms.
What fixed bathroom lights cannot do.
- Point where the task is: The head pivots so you can aim the beam at the mirror, the basin or downward. A fixed fitting lights whatever it was aimed at during installation and nothing else.
- Move closer or further from the mirror: The projection adjusts from 150mm to 350mm. Pull it forward for task proximity or push it back for a wider spread of light across the wall.
- Switch at the fitting itself: The pull cord means you control the light where it sits, not from a switch outside the room or across the wall. One tug, on. Another, off.
- Arrive with a bulb inside: The 3W LED G9 is included. No separate purchase, no waiting for delivery before the fitting works on the first evening.
- Handle splashes without concern: IP44 means protection against water from any direction. The chrome and glass are rated for the moisture levels found in bathroom zones 2 and 3.
- Sit flush when you want it to: At minimum projection the head sits just 150mm from the wall. Fully extended it reaches 350mm. That range covers everything from a tight alcove to an open vanity wall.
Where chrome and glass work hardest.
Beside a bathroom mirror on white metro tiles, chrome virtually disappears and the clear glass lets the LED do the work. In a darker bathroom with charcoal or navy walls, it provides a point of contrast that makes the space feel more deliberate. En-suites, guest cloakrooms and utility rooms all benefit from a compact, moisture-rated fitting. Our cinema room styling guide covers how chrome and glass fittings translate into other rooms where a clean, contemporary finish sets the tone.
Most bathroom lights point one way.
The mirror gets all the attention, but the light beside it usually cannot move. It aims where it was installed, and every task it serves after that is a compromise. Shaving, applying makeup, checking a collar before leaving the house: each one needs light from a slightly different angle, and a fixed fitting cannot accommodate any of them. This wall light adjusts. The head pivots to direct its beam exactly where you need it, and the projection extends from 150mm to 350mm, which means the distance between the glass shade and the mirror surface is something you choose, not something you inherit.
The shade is clear glass on chrome-plated steel, compact at 150mm in every dimension at its base, with the adjustable arm doing the work of positioning. A pull cord built into the fitting switches it on and off at the wall, so there is no need for a separate switch in a room where wet hands and electrical controls are best kept apart. The 3W LED G9 bulb is included.
IP44 rated for bathroom zones 2 and 3, it is protected against water splashes from any direction. That also makes it suitable for en-suites, utility rooms and cloakrooms where moisture is present but a higher IP rating is not required. For ideas on mixing functional fittings with warmer pieces elsewhere in the home, the Industrial Brass Desk Lamp shows how a different finish and function can sit in the same scheme.
What the adjustable head changes.
- Variable projection: 150 to 350mm. Pull the head closer to the wall for a flush look or extend it outward to bring the light source nearer to the mirror. The position is yours to set.
- Angled beam direction. Pivot the head to aim light at the mirror, downward toward the basin or across the wall. No second fitting needed to cover a different task.
- Pull cord on the fitting. Switch it on and off at the wall without reaching for a separate switch. In a bathroom, that means dry hands stay optional.
- Clear glass shade. Light passes through unfiltered, giving you accurate colour and shadow beside a mirror where soft diffusion would work against the purpose.
- 3W LED G9 included. The bulb is in the box. No separate purchase, no guessing the fitting type, no first evening without light.
- IP44 for bathroom zones 2 and 3. Protected against splashes from any direction. Safe beside basins, baths and showers at the distances specified by UK bathroom zoning regulations.
Why the pull cord matters here.
A pull cord on a bathroom wall light is not a period detail. It is a practical solution to a specific problem: switching a light on and off in a room where moisture is present. A conventional wall switch outside the bathroom works, but it means leaving the room or reaching past a doorframe. A pull cord on the fitting means the control is where the light is, operated with a single tug, and it keeps the switching mechanism safely enclosed within the IP44-rated body. It is the simplest way to control a bathroom wall light independently.
Chrome in bathrooms and beyond.
Chrome sits naturally in a bathroom because it shares the material language of taps, towel rails and mirror frames. Against white metro tiles and pale grouting, it almost disappears. Against darker walls in charcoal, navy or deep teal, it provides contrast and catches light in a way that makes even a small en-suite feel considered. But IP44 does not restrict it to bathrooms: a cloakroom, a utility room, a boot room or even a sheltered porch all benefit from a fitting that handles moisture. The compact 150mm base and adjustable projection mean it fits tight spaces comfortably.
Before you order.
- Bulb: 3W LED G9, included. The bulb is in the box and ready to install. Replacement G9 LEDs are widely available. Choose a warm or cool white depending on whether the bathroom is styled for ambience or task clarity.
- Class 1, IP44. Requires an earth connection. Rated for bathroom zones 2 and 3 where splashes may occur but direct water jets are not expected.
- Dimensions: 150 x 150 x 150mm base. The adjustable head extends the projection from 150mm to 350mm. Measure the wall position relative to the mirror edge and adjacent fittings before installation.
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.
Chrome bathroom wall light: questions answered.
The head pivots on its arm and the projection extends from 150mm to 350mm. You can angle the beam toward the mirror, downward to the basin or across the wall. The position holds once set, so it stays where you point it.
IP44 means the fitting is protected against solid objects larger than 1mm and water splashes from any direction. In practice, it is safe for bathroom zones 2 and 3, which covers positions beside basins, baths and showers at the distances specified by UK regulations. It is not rated for direct water jets or submersion.
Yes. A 3W LED G9 bulb is in the box. It is ready to install immediately. Replacement G9 LEDs are widely available and come in warm white, cool white and daylight options depending on your preference.
Beside a bathroom mirror is the strongest position. The adjustable head lets you aim light exactly where you need it for grooming, and the chrome finish matches taps and towel rails. It also works in en-suites, guest cloakrooms and utility rooms. For wider room styling ideas that pair functional chrome fittings with warmer textures, our 2025 home decor trends guide covers the current thinking.
A single tug switches the light on. Another switches it off. The cord hangs from the fitting itself, so you control it where it sits on the wall rather than reaching for a separate switch. The mechanism is enclosed within the IP44-rated body.
Yes. IP44 sets a minimum standard for moisture protection, but it does not restrict the fitting to wet rooms. It works in any indoor space and is also suitable for sheltered porches or covered exterior areas where it will not be exposed to direct rain.
Class 1 means the fitting requires an earth connection in addition to the live and neutral wires. Most UK bathroom circuits include a protective earth conductor as standard. The wiring must be connected to a circuit with appropriate RCD protection.
Yes, and pairs are one of the most effective layouts for mirror lighting. Position one on each side at the same height, angled inward. The adjustable heads let you fine-tune each beam independently so both sides of the face are evenly lit.
150mm tall, 150mm wide, 150mm deep at the base. Adjustable projection from 150mm to 350mm. Weight 0.58 kg. Chrome-plated steel with clear glass shade. 3W LED G9 bulb included. Pull cord switch. 220-240V, Class 1, IP44.
Lighting a bathroom with intention.
The right wall light beside a bathroom mirror changes how you use the room every single morning. Getting the position, angle and finish right matters more here than in almost any other space, because the light there is task-critical rather than purely decorative.
Overview
A bathroom light you can aim.
Bathroom wall lights tend to be fixed in both position and angle. This one moves. The adjustable head pivots to direct light where you need it, and the projection extends from 150mm to 350mm from the wall, so you control how close the beam sits to the mirror surface. The shade is clear glass on chrome-plated steel, compact at 150mm in every dimension at its base. A built-in pull cord switches it on and off at the fitting itself. The 3W LED G9 bulb is included in the box. IP44 rated for bathroom zones 2 and 3, it handles splashes from any direction, making it suitable for positions beside basins, baths and mirrors in bathrooms, en-suites and cloakrooms.
What fixed bathroom lights cannot do.
- Point where the task is: The head pivots so you can aim the beam at the mirror, the basin or downward. A fixed fitting lights whatever it was aimed at during installation and nothing else.
- Move closer or further from the mirror: The projection adjusts from 150mm to 350mm. Pull it forward for task proximity or push it back for a wider spread of light across the wall.
- Switch at the fitting itself: The pull cord means you control the light where it sits, not from a switch outside the room or across the wall. One tug, on. Another, off.
- Arrive with a bulb inside: The 3W LED G9 is included. No separate purchase, no waiting for delivery before the fitting works on the first evening.
- Handle splashes without concern: IP44 means protection against water from any direction. The chrome and glass are rated for the moisture levels found in bathroom zones 2 and 3.
- Sit flush when you want it to: At minimum projection the head sits just 150mm from the wall. Fully extended it reaches 350mm. That range covers everything from a tight alcove to an open vanity wall.
Where chrome and glass work hardest.
Beside a bathroom mirror on white metro tiles, chrome virtually disappears and the clear glass lets the LED do the work. In a darker bathroom with charcoal or navy walls, it provides a point of contrast that makes the space feel more deliberate. En-suites, guest cloakrooms and utility rooms all benefit from a compact, moisture-rated fitting. Our cinema room styling guide covers how chrome and glass fittings translate into other rooms where a clean, contemporary finish sets the tone.
Description
Most bathroom lights point one way.
The mirror gets all the attention, but the light beside it usually cannot move. It aims where it was installed, and every task it serves after that is a compromise. Shaving, applying makeup, checking a collar before leaving the house: each one needs light from a slightly different angle, and a fixed fitting cannot accommodate any of them. This wall light adjusts. The head pivots to direct its beam exactly where you need it, and the projection extends from 150mm to 350mm, which means the distance between the glass shade and the mirror surface is something you choose, not something you inherit.
The shade is clear glass on chrome-plated steel, compact at 150mm in every dimension at its base, with the adjustable arm doing the work of positioning. A pull cord built into the fitting switches it on and off at the wall, so there is no need for a separate switch in a room where wet hands and electrical controls are best kept apart. The 3W LED G9 bulb is included.
IP44 rated for bathroom zones 2 and 3, it is protected against water splashes from any direction. That also makes it suitable for en-suites, utility rooms and cloakrooms where moisture is present but a higher IP rating is not required. For ideas on mixing functional fittings with warmer pieces elsewhere in the home, the Industrial Brass Desk Lamp shows how a different finish and function can sit in the same scheme.
What the adjustable head changes.
- Variable projection: 150 to 350mm. Pull the head closer to the wall for a flush look or extend it outward to bring the light source nearer to the mirror. The position is yours to set.
- Angled beam direction. Pivot the head to aim light at the mirror, downward toward the basin or across the wall. No second fitting needed to cover a different task.
- Pull cord on the fitting. Switch it on and off at the wall without reaching for a separate switch. In a bathroom, that means dry hands stay optional.
- Clear glass shade. Light passes through unfiltered, giving you accurate colour and shadow beside a mirror where soft diffusion would work against the purpose.
- 3W LED G9 included. The bulb is in the box. No separate purchase, no guessing the fitting type, no first evening without light.
- IP44 for bathroom zones 2 and 3. Protected against splashes from any direction. Safe beside basins, baths and showers at the distances specified by UK bathroom zoning regulations.
Why the pull cord matters here.
A pull cord on a bathroom wall light is not a period detail. It is a practical solution to a specific problem: switching a light on and off in a room where moisture is present. A conventional wall switch outside the bathroom works, but it means leaving the room or reaching past a doorframe. A pull cord on the fitting means the control is where the light is, operated with a single tug, and it keeps the switching mechanism safely enclosed within the IP44-rated body. It is the simplest way to control a bathroom wall light independently.
Chrome in bathrooms and beyond.
Chrome sits naturally in a bathroom because it shares the material language of taps, towel rails and mirror frames. Against white metro tiles and pale grouting, it almost disappears. Against darker walls in charcoal, navy or deep teal, it provides contrast and catches light in a way that makes even a small en-suite feel considered. But IP44 does not restrict it to bathrooms: a cloakroom, a utility room, a boot room or even a sheltered porch all benefit from a fitting that handles moisture. The compact 150mm base and adjustable projection mean it fits tight spaces comfortably.
Before you order.
- Bulb: 3W LED G9, included. The bulb is in the box and ready to install. Replacement G9 LEDs are widely available. Choose a warm or cool white depending on whether the bathroom is styled for ambience or task clarity.
- Class 1, IP44. Requires an earth connection. Rated for bathroom zones 2 and 3 where splashes may occur but direct water jets are not expected.
- Dimensions: 150 x 150 x 150mm base. The adjustable head extends the projection from 150mm to 350mm. Measure the wall position relative to the mirror edge and adjacent fittings before installation.
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
Chrome bathroom wall light: questions answered.
The head pivots on its arm and the projection extends from 150mm to 350mm. You can angle the beam toward the mirror, downward to the basin or across the wall. The position holds once set, so it stays where you point it.
IP44 means the fitting is protected against solid objects larger than 1mm and water splashes from any direction. In practice, it is safe for bathroom zones 2 and 3, which covers positions beside basins, baths and showers at the distances specified by UK regulations. It is not rated for direct water jets or submersion.
Yes. A 3W LED G9 bulb is in the box. It is ready to install immediately. Replacement G9 LEDs are widely available and come in warm white, cool white and daylight options depending on your preference.
Beside a bathroom mirror is the strongest position. The adjustable head lets you aim light exactly where you need it for grooming, and the chrome finish matches taps and towel rails. It also works in en-suites, guest cloakrooms and utility rooms. For wider room styling ideas that pair functional chrome fittings with warmer textures, our 2025 home decor trends guide covers the current thinking.
A single tug switches the light on. Another switches it off. The cord hangs from the fitting itself, so you control it where it sits on the wall rather than reaching for a separate switch. The mechanism is enclosed within the IP44-rated body.
Yes. IP44 sets a minimum standard for moisture protection, but it does not restrict the fitting to wet rooms. It works in any indoor space and is also suitable for sheltered porches or covered exterior areas where it will not be exposed to direct rain.
Class 1 means the fitting requires an earth connection in addition to the live and neutral wires. Most UK bathroom circuits include a protective earth conductor as standard. The wiring must be connected to a circuit with appropriate RCD protection.
Yes, and pairs are one of the most effective layouts for mirror lighting. Position one on each side at the same height, angled inward. The adjustable heads let you fine-tune each beam independently so both sides of the face are evenly lit.
150mm tall, 150mm wide, 150mm deep at the base. Adjustable projection from 150mm to 350mm. Weight 0.58 kg. Chrome-plated steel with clear glass shade. 3W LED G9 bulb included. Pull cord switch. 220-240V, Class 1, IP44.
Knowledge Hub
Lighting a bathroom with intention.
The right wall light beside a bathroom mirror changes how you use the room every single morning. Getting the position, angle and finish right matters more here than in almost any other space, because the light there is task-critical rather than purely decorative.
Chrome Bathroom Wall Light with Clear Glass Shade
Overview
Description
Specifications
Delivery & Returns
FAQs
Knowledge Hub
A bathroom light you can aim.
Bathroom wall lights tend to be fixed in both position and angle. This one moves. The adjustable head pivots to direct light where you need it, and the projection extends from 150mm to 350mm from the wall, so you control how close the beam sits to the mirror surface. The shade is clear glass on chrome-plated steel, compact at 150mm in every dimension at its base. A built-in pull cord switches it on and off at the fitting itself. The 3W LED G9 bulb is included in the box. IP44 rated for bathroom zones 2 and 3, it handles splashes from any direction, making it suitable for positions beside basins, baths and mirrors in bathrooms, en-suites and cloakrooms.
What fixed bathroom lights cannot do.
- Point where the task is: The head pivots so you can aim the beam at the mirror, the basin or downward. A fixed fitting lights whatever it was aimed at during installation and nothing else.
- Move closer or further from the mirror: The projection adjusts from 150mm to 350mm. Pull it forward for task proximity or push it back for a wider spread of light across the wall.
- Switch at the fitting itself: The pull cord means you control the light where it sits, not from a switch outside the room or across the wall. One tug, on. Another, off.
- Arrive with a bulb inside: The 3W LED G9 is included. No separate purchase, no waiting for delivery before the fitting works on the first evening.
- Handle splashes without concern: IP44 means protection against water from any direction. The chrome and glass are rated for the moisture levels found in bathroom zones 2 and 3.
- Sit flush when you want it to: At minimum projection the head sits just 150mm from the wall. Fully extended it reaches 350mm. That range covers everything from a tight alcove to an open vanity wall.
Where chrome and glass work hardest.
Beside a bathroom mirror on white metro tiles, chrome virtually disappears and the clear glass lets the LED do the work. In a darker bathroom with charcoal or navy walls, it provides a point of contrast that makes the space feel more deliberate. En-suites, guest cloakrooms and utility rooms all benefit from a compact, moisture-rated fitting. Our cinema room styling guide covers how chrome and glass fittings translate into other rooms where a clean, contemporary finish sets the tone.
Most bathroom lights point one way.
The mirror gets all the attention, but the light beside it usually cannot move. It aims where it was installed, and every task it serves after that is a compromise. Shaving, applying makeup, checking a collar before leaving the house: each one needs light from a slightly different angle, and a fixed fitting cannot accommodate any of them. This wall light adjusts. The head pivots to direct its beam exactly where you need it, and the projection extends from 150mm to 350mm, which means the distance between the glass shade and the mirror surface is something you choose, not something you inherit.
The shade is clear glass on chrome-plated steel, compact at 150mm in every dimension at its base, with the adjustable arm doing the work of positioning. A pull cord built into the fitting switches it on and off at the wall, so there is no need for a separate switch in a room where wet hands and electrical controls are best kept apart. The 3W LED G9 bulb is included.
IP44 rated for bathroom zones 2 and 3, it is protected against water splashes from any direction. That also makes it suitable for en-suites, utility rooms and cloakrooms where moisture is present but a higher IP rating is not required. For ideas on mixing functional fittings with warmer pieces elsewhere in the home, the Industrial Brass Desk Lamp shows how a different finish and function can sit in the same scheme.
What the adjustable head changes.
- Variable projection: 150 to 350mm. Pull the head closer to the wall for a flush look or extend it outward to bring the light source nearer to the mirror. The position is yours to set.
- Angled beam direction. Pivot the head to aim light at the mirror, downward toward the basin or across the wall. No second fitting needed to cover a different task.
- Pull cord on the fitting. Switch it on and off at the wall without reaching for a separate switch. In a bathroom, that means dry hands stay optional.
- Clear glass shade. Light passes through unfiltered, giving you accurate colour and shadow beside a mirror where soft diffusion would work against the purpose.
- 3W LED G9 included. The bulb is in the box. No separate purchase, no guessing the fitting type, no first evening without light.
- IP44 for bathroom zones 2 and 3. Protected against splashes from any direction. Safe beside basins, baths and showers at the distances specified by UK bathroom zoning regulations.
Why the pull cord matters here.
A pull cord on a bathroom wall light is not a period detail. It is a practical solution to a specific problem: switching a light on and off in a room where moisture is present. A conventional wall switch outside the bathroom works, but it means leaving the room or reaching past a doorframe. A pull cord on the fitting means the control is where the light is, operated with a single tug, and it keeps the switching mechanism safely enclosed within the IP44-rated body. It is the simplest way to control a bathroom wall light independently.
Chrome in bathrooms and beyond.
Chrome sits naturally in a bathroom because it shares the material language of taps, towel rails and mirror frames. Against white metro tiles and pale grouting, it almost disappears. Against darker walls in charcoal, navy or deep teal, it provides contrast and catches light in a way that makes even a small en-suite feel considered. But IP44 does not restrict it to bathrooms: a cloakroom, a utility room, a boot room or even a sheltered porch all benefit from a fitting that handles moisture. The compact 150mm base and adjustable projection mean it fits tight spaces comfortably.
Before you order.
- Bulb: 3W LED G9, included. The bulb is in the box and ready to install. Replacement G9 LEDs are widely available. Choose a warm or cool white depending on whether the bathroom is styled for ambience or task clarity.
- Class 1, IP44. Requires an earth connection. Rated for bathroom zones 2 and 3 where splashes may occur but direct water jets are not expected.
- Dimensions: 150 x 150 x 150mm base. The adjustable head extends the projection from 150mm to 350mm. Measure the wall position relative to the mirror edge and adjacent fittings before installation.
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.
Chrome bathroom wall light: questions answered.
The head pivots on its arm and the projection extends from 150mm to 350mm. You can angle the beam toward the mirror, downward to the basin or across the wall. The position holds once set, so it stays where you point it.
IP44 means the fitting is protected against solid objects larger than 1mm and water splashes from any direction. In practice, it is safe for bathroom zones 2 and 3, which covers positions beside basins, baths and showers at the distances specified by UK regulations. It is not rated for direct water jets or submersion.
Yes. A 3W LED G9 bulb is in the box. It is ready to install immediately. Replacement G9 LEDs are widely available and come in warm white, cool white and daylight options depending on your preference.
Beside a bathroom mirror is the strongest position. The adjustable head lets you aim light exactly where you need it for grooming, and the chrome finish matches taps and towel rails. It also works in en-suites, guest cloakrooms and utility rooms. For wider room styling ideas that pair functional chrome fittings with warmer textures, our 2025 home decor trends guide covers the current thinking.
A single tug switches the light on. Another switches it off. The cord hangs from the fitting itself, so you control it where it sits on the wall rather than reaching for a separate switch. The mechanism is enclosed within the IP44-rated body.
Yes. IP44 sets a minimum standard for moisture protection, but it does not restrict the fitting to wet rooms. It works in any indoor space and is also suitable for sheltered porches or covered exterior areas where it will not be exposed to direct rain.
Class 1 means the fitting requires an earth connection in addition to the live and neutral wires. Most UK bathroom circuits include a protective earth conductor as standard. The wiring must be connected to a circuit with appropriate RCD protection.
Yes, and pairs are one of the most effective layouts for mirror lighting. Position one on each side at the same height, angled inward. The adjustable heads let you fine-tune each beam independently so both sides of the face are evenly lit.
150mm tall, 150mm wide, 150mm deep at the base. Adjustable projection from 150mm to 350mm. Weight 0.58 kg. Chrome-plated steel with clear glass shade. 3W LED G9 bulb included. Pull cord switch. 220-240V, Class 1, IP44.
Lighting a bathroom with intention.
The right wall light beside a bathroom mirror changes how you use the room every single morning. Getting the position, angle and finish right matters more here than in almost any other space, because the light there is task-critical rather than purely decorative.
Overview
A bathroom light you can aim.
Bathroom wall lights tend to be fixed in both position and angle. This one moves. The adjustable head pivots to direct light where you need it, and the projection extends from 150mm to 350mm from the wall, so you control how close the beam sits to the mirror surface. The shade is clear glass on chrome-plated steel, compact at 150mm in every dimension at its base. A built-in pull cord switches it on and off at the fitting itself. The 3W LED G9 bulb is included in the box. IP44 rated for bathroom zones 2 and 3, it handles splashes from any direction, making it suitable for positions beside basins, baths and mirrors in bathrooms, en-suites and cloakrooms.
What fixed bathroom lights cannot do.
- Point where the task is: The head pivots so you can aim the beam at the mirror, the basin or downward. A fixed fitting lights whatever it was aimed at during installation and nothing else.
- Move closer or further from the mirror: The projection adjusts from 150mm to 350mm. Pull it forward for task proximity or push it back for a wider spread of light across the wall.
- Switch at the fitting itself: The pull cord means you control the light where it sits, not from a switch outside the room or across the wall. One tug, on. Another, off.
- Arrive with a bulb inside: The 3W LED G9 is included. No separate purchase, no waiting for delivery before the fitting works on the first evening.
- Handle splashes without concern: IP44 means protection against water from any direction. The chrome and glass are rated for the moisture levels found in bathroom zones 2 and 3.
- Sit flush when you want it to: At minimum projection the head sits just 150mm from the wall. Fully extended it reaches 350mm. That range covers everything from a tight alcove to an open vanity wall.
Where chrome and glass work hardest.
Beside a bathroom mirror on white metro tiles, chrome virtually disappears and the clear glass lets the LED do the work. In a darker bathroom with charcoal or navy walls, it provides a point of contrast that makes the space feel more deliberate. En-suites, guest cloakrooms and utility rooms all benefit from a compact, moisture-rated fitting. Our cinema room styling guide covers how chrome and glass fittings translate into other rooms where a clean, contemporary finish sets the tone.
Description
Most bathroom lights point one way.
The mirror gets all the attention, but the light beside it usually cannot move. It aims where it was installed, and every task it serves after that is a compromise. Shaving, applying makeup, checking a collar before leaving the house: each one needs light from a slightly different angle, and a fixed fitting cannot accommodate any of them. This wall light adjusts. The head pivots to direct its beam exactly where you need it, and the projection extends from 150mm to 350mm, which means the distance between the glass shade and the mirror surface is something you choose, not something you inherit.
The shade is clear glass on chrome-plated steel, compact at 150mm in every dimension at its base, with the adjustable arm doing the work of positioning. A pull cord built into the fitting switches it on and off at the wall, so there is no need for a separate switch in a room where wet hands and electrical controls are best kept apart. The 3W LED G9 bulb is included.
IP44 rated for bathroom zones 2 and 3, it is protected against water splashes from any direction. That also makes it suitable for en-suites, utility rooms and cloakrooms where moisture is present but a higher IP rating is not required. For ideas on mixing functional fittings with warmer pieces elsewhere in the home, the Industrial Brass Desk Lamp shows how a different finish and function can sit in the same scheme.
What the adjustable head changes.
- Variable projection: 150 to 350mm. Pull the head closer to the wall for a flush look or extend it outward to bring the light source nearer to the mirror. The position is yours to set.
- Angled beam direction. Pivot the head to aim light at the mirror, downward toward the basin or across the wall. No second fitting needed to cover a different task.
- Pull cord on the fitting. Switch it on and off at the wall without reaching for a separate switch. In a bathroom, that means dry hands stay optional.
- Clear glass shade. Light passes through unfiltered, giving you accurate colour and shadow beside a mirror where soft diffusion would work against the purpose.
- 3W LED G9 included. The bulb is in the box. No separate purchase, no guessing the fitting type, no first evening without light.
- IP44 for bathroom zones 2 and 3. Protected against splashes from any direction. Safe beside basins, baths and showers at the distances specified by UK bathroom zoning regulations.
Why the pull cord matters here.
A pull cord on a bathroom wall light is not a period detail. It is a practical solution to a specific problem: switching a light on and off in a room where moisture is present. A conventional wall switch outside the bathroom works, but it means leaving the room or reaching past a doorframe. A pull cord on the fitting means the control is where the light is, operated with a single tug, and it keeps the switching mechanism safely enclosed within the IP44-rated body. It is the simplest way to control a bathroom wall light independently.
Chrome in bathrooms and beyond.
Chrome sits naturally in a bathroom because it shares the material language of taps, towel rails and mirror frames. Against white metro tiles and pale grouting, it almost disappears. Against darker walls in charcoal, navy or deep teal, it provides contrast and catches light in a way that makes even a small en-suite feel considered. But IP44 does not restrict it to bathrooms: a cloakroom, a utility room, a boot room or even a sheltered porch all benefit from a fitting that handles moisture. The compact 150mm base and adjustable projection mean it fits tight spaces comfortably.
Before you order.
- Bulb: 3W LED G9, included. The bulb is in the box and ready to install. Replacement G9 LEDs are widely available. Choose a warm or cool white depending on whether the bathroom is styled for ambience or task clarity.
- Class 1, IP44. Requires an earth connection. Rated for bathroom zones 2 and 3 where splashes may occur but direct water jets are not expected.
- Dimensions: 150 x 150 x 150mm base. The adjustable head extends the projection from 150mm to 350mm. Measure the wall position relative to the mirror edge and adjacent fittings before installation.
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
Chrome bathroom wall light: questions answered.
The head pivots on its arm and the projection extends from 150mm to 350mm. You can angle the beam toward the mirror, downward to the basin or across the wall. The position holds once set, so it stays where you point it.
IP44 means the fitting is protected against solid objects larger than 1mm and water splashes from any direction. In practice, it is safe for bathroom zones 2 and 3, which covers positions beside basins, baths and showers at the distances specified by UK regulations. It is not rated for direct water jets or submersion.
Yes. A 3W LED G9 bulb is in the box. It is ready to install immediately. Replacement G9 LEDs are widely available and come in warm white, cool white and daylight options depending on your preference.
Beside a bathroom mirror is the strongest position. The adjustable head lets you aim light exactly where you need it for grooming, and the chrome finish matches taps and towel rails. It also works in en-suites, guest cloakrooms and utility rooms. For wider room styling ideas that pair functional chrome fittings with warmer textures, our 2025 home decor trends guide covers the current thinking.
A single tug switches the light on. Another switches it off. The cord hangs from the fitting itself, so you control it where it sits on the wall rather than reaching for a separate switch. The mechanism is enclosed within the IP44-rated body.
Yes. IP44 sets a minimum standard for moisture protection, but it does not restrict the fitting to wet rooms. It works in any indoor space and is also suitable for sheltered porches or covered exterior areas where it will not be exposed to direct rain.
Class 1 means the fitting requires an earth connection in addition to the live and neutral wires. Most UK bathroom circuits include a protective earth conductor as standard. The wiring must be connected to a circuit with appropriate RCD protection.
Yes, and pairs are one of the most effective layouts for mirror lighting. Position one on each side at the same height, angled inward. The adjustable heads let you fine-tune each beam independently so both sides of the face are evenly lit.
150mm tall, 150mm wide, 150mm deep at the base. Adjustable projection from 150mm to 350mm. Weight 0.58 kg. Chrome-plated steel with clear glass shade. 3W LED G9 bulb included. Pull cord switch. 220-240V, Class 1, IP44.
Knowledge Hub
Lighting a bathroom with intention.
The right wall light beside a bathroom mirror changes how you use the room every single morning. Getting the position, angle and finish right matters more here than in almost any other space, because the light there is task-critical rather than purely decorative.
