Been doing up the cloakroom.
At the moment there is an old shaver socket/light above the mirror. Which contains an 18" florrie. Design wise, it looks its 40 years or so. And also looks a bit lost, since the mirror is nearly the size of the room - to make it look bigger.
Don't need a shaver socket these days, and something about 1 metre long would look better. And warm white LED to match the main lighting.
Any suggestions what would look good without costing a fortune?
was told, by management, years ago that our daughter's bedroom didn't need a shaver socket. Now, when she visits, there's nowhere to plug her tooth brush into.
This is not as long as you desire, but I found it quite neat and attractive.
Are any under-cabinet lights made presentable enough to be on show?
Chris
Depends on how fugly you think something like this is:
Its all there if you search hard
I thought electric toothbrushes were either chargeable, connected to a
13A socket with a wall wart, or had removable batteries charged elsewhere (if at all).
No, they plug into the shaver socker. How d'ye expect to have a 13A socket in a bathroom?
Does anyone remember light pipes? Back many moons ago some surrounds of mirrors used this type of plastic transparent stuff and a few bulbs to make an evenly lit surround. Not much good as a light, it had to be said, but I always thought they were cool. Brian
Think like many things you'd once have plugged into the shaver socket, they are now cordless.
But since I do have a shaver socket in the bathroom, I'm not going to pay extra for one in the cloakroom.
"Dave Plowman (News)" snipped-for-privacy@davenoise.co.uk> wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@davenoise.co.uk:
Far far too small.
The existing mirror is 1200x900mm
I had a mirror specially cut to a shape for our downstairs bog. A glass / mirror specialist may have some options that have worked.
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