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Ribbed Plaster Uplighter UL604

Ribbed Plaster Uplighter UL604

UL604

£33.08 + VAT
£36.75 £33.08
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The Corner Ribbed Uplighter is a wall fixture designed for a 60watt maximum bayonet coupling and candle type bulb, with ample space at the rear for easy installation.

It can be securely attached with adhesive.

Product features

All of our products are hand made to order with high quality material.

Delivery information

Most of our products are made to order.

Ceiling roses & small items we aim to Ship within 5-7 days.

For cornice please allow 5-10 working days depending on the product.

We do confirm these details after you place your order.

Delivery price is calculated at the checkout.

Returns

Returns of non-faulty Goods shall only be refunded or replaced if you contact us within 7 days of receipt of the goods.

The goods must be returned in accordance with our standard authorisation procedure (please contact us on 01204 693 900 or info@ukplaster.com for details).

You can find our full refund policy here.
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Frequently asked questions

What bulb does a plaster uplighter take?

There is room at the back for a bayonet coupling and a candle-type bulb, 60 watt maximum. An LED can be concealed instead.

How is the uplighter fixed to the wall?

With adhesive. Depending on the design, there is roughly 50mm to 70mm of space behind it for the light fitting. Each listing gives the size.

Can it replace my existing wall lights?

Yes. Our plaster uplighters are made to be fitted as wall lights in place of your old ones, casting light up the wall.

Who should do the wiring?

Have a qualified electrician connect and check the light fitting.

Can I paint a plaster uplighter?

Yes. Make sure the plaster is fully dry and clean, seal it with a primer or a mist coat (watered-down paint), then finish with a water-based paint. A fine brush helps on detailed patterns.