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In-Line Rocker Lamp Switch

£3.20 – £3.40

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In-Line Rotary Table Lamp Dimmer Switch

£10.40 – £24.40

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In-Line Foot Lamp Switch

£3.40 – £4.10

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In-line Button Switch

£4.40

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EU 2 pin plug

£2.00 – £3.10

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Ceiling Rose in Black or White Porcelain

£9.70

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LINEN Lighting Cable

£2.60 – £2.90 per metre

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SACKCLOTH Lighting Cable

£3.80 – £3.90 per metre

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Lamp holders Edison Screw China – Linen

£9.50 – £17.50

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Lampholders E27 Bakelite with Shade Rings

£2.30 – £2.80

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Lamp holders Edison Screw/E27 Bakelite

£2.10 – £2.60

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Lamp holders Small Edison Screw Bakelite with Shade Rings

£2.80 – £3.30

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Lampholders Small Edison Screw Candle Bakelite

£1.80 – £2.00

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Lampholder SES for use with Chandeliers and Candle Tubes

£2.70 – £7.50

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IRONSTYLE Lighting Cable

£2.70 per metre

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Cable Holders for Braided Flex

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Lighting Cable FAQ

Do I need 2 or 3 core lamp flex?Denise2021-07-27T10:24:44+01:00

Do I need 2 or 3 core lamp flex?

When using any metal light fittings you need to earth the fitting to reduce the risk of electric shock. You therefore need to use our 3 core light flex in either our round or twisted braid as both have live, neutral and earth wires. Our 2 core braided flex only has live and neutral wires and therefore is only suitable for use with non-metal light fittings. If in any doubt please always refer to a qualified electrician.

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Do you supply Samples or a Catalogue?Denise2021-07-27T16:38:13+01:00

Do you supply Samples or a Catalogue?

We do supply samples of our chain, flex, and candle tubes from existing offcuts and spares; just click on the images for more details. We no longer produce a Catalogue as part of our efforts to reduce paper use.

How do I know how much lighting cable I need to order?Denise2020-10-05T14:29:08+01:00

How do I know how much lighting cable I need to order?

Creating a mock up design using string is a common solution. Once you are happy with your design simply measure the string for your required flex length.

How do I stop my lamp flex from fraying?Denise2020-11-04T15:35:03+00:00

How do I stop my lamp flex from fraying?

The simplest most common solution is to apply electrical tape around the end of the cable and then cut over the tape. We stock various colours to match or compliment our lamp flex colours.

What are the Light Flex weight tolerances?Denise2020-11-04T15:33:50+00:00

What are the Light Flex weight tolerances?

Our cable can support a maximum suspended fitting weight of 2kg. Please ensure that the cable is securely clamped within the ceiling rose and lamp holder so that the cable is not being supported by the wire terminations only. For shades heavier than this please see this FAQ

What are the specifications of your lighting cable?Denise2020-10-05T14:27:19+01:00

What are the specifications of your lighting cable?

Flex data sheets for diameter, voltage and wattage etc please see below.

If you need full Product Certification please get in touch.

3 Core braided UK flex

2 & 3 Core UK clear flex

3 Core Plain UK flex

2 Core braided UK flex

3 Core designer flex

Which Amp Lighting Flex or Plug can I use?Denise2021-07-27T10:15:48+01:00

Which Amp Lighting Flex or Plug can I use?

The conversion of Watts to Amps is governed by the equation Amps = Watts/Volts so if you check how many Watts your bulb(s) will be, you can work out what amperage flex or switch you will need. For example 4 watts/240 volts = .016 Amps for 1 x 4 Watt bulb.

Our Bayonet Cap Lamp holders are generally 2 AMP rated and our ES lamp holders 4 AMPS. Our Flex specifications can be found here.

We are not qualified electricians and only offer guidance, which can change. If you are not a qualified electrician you should always get any electrical work you do properly checked & certified.

Which wire is which on the clear lighting cable?Denise2020-10-22T14:40:12+01:00

Which wire is which on the clear lighting cable?

To enable the ‘clear look’ to our clear flex, the individual wires are not coloured. Therefore you will need a voltage tester to establish which of the wires are live and neutral. Please always consult a qualified electrician if in any doubt as to the safe use of our products in your project.