Hello everyone. This is my first post. I am interested in installing uplighters in the floor that I saw in an impressive programme last night (Grand Designs). Did anyone else see It? I was just wondering if anyone knew where I could find these and how much they will cost. I assume that they wouldn't be too dificult to install? Cheers
Uplighters in the floor
- Thread starter jamesy
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breezer
I like that site too, thanks Ant, not easy to find things unless you know exactly what you want (so i ordered a catalogue.)
i found the light (part number E3639) and it is £18.99 + £4.50 delivery +vat =£27.60
I must admit they are very honest, they are advertising that the list price of a light is cheaper than they sell it for. enter the product code E4424
having said that you could get one of these
which is only£20.89 + £5.99 delivery =£26.84 inc vat order three of either and save more as neither will charge delivery
the choice is yours
i found the light (part number E3639) and it is £18.99 + £4.50 delivery +vat =£27.60
I must admit they are very honest, they are advertising that the list price of a light is cheaper than they sell it for. enter the product code E4424
having said that you could get one of these
which is only£20.89 + £5.99 delivery =£26.84 inc vat order three of either and save more as neither will charge delivery
the choice is yours
Are we not allowed to provide links to sites that may be useful to answer questions? A couple of answers I have given with links appear to have been deleted. They must have appeared at some point as Breezer as referenced one site in his reply.
If there is a reason for this then OK, it's your site, but I was unaware this was a problem.
If there is a reason for this then OK, it's your site, but I was unaware this was a problem.
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breezer
I can answer that:
Its because if you give a link it must go to a specific page that has the answer or item refered to.
For example the light i mentioned shows you the light on the website, but i would not be allowed to link to the "home page" of the site concerned, although i can say the company name because that is not a link
Its because if you give a link it must go to a specific page that has the answer or item refered to.
For example the light i mentioned shows you the light on the website, but i would not be allowed to link to the "home page" of the site concerned, although i can say the company name because that is not a link
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breezer
I did not post it in the first place "ant" did and the moderators removed it for reasons i went on to mention in my other post, perhaps ant will "put it back"
The original site I posted was for a company called Lyco - I got one of their catalogues through the post but I have never bought from the yet.
If you look on their site and enter E3639 it should come up with the light details. I will not post the site address as it probably get deleted again as the actual page with the details on doesn't seem to have a different url to the home page. Needless to say that the LYCO COmpany is in the UK so you should be able to work it out!
I mentioned in the original post that your local electrical factors may have a bigger range of perhaps more discreet indoor versions - or try shopfitters magazines - the ads at the back are useful for slightly unusual stuff.
If you look on their site and enter E3639 it should come up with the light details. I will not post the site address as it probably get deleted again as the actual page with the details on doesn't seem to have a different url to the home page. Needless to say that the LYCO COmpany is in the UK so you should be able to work it out!
I mentioned in the original post that your local electrical factors may have a bigger range of perhaps more discreet indoor versions - or try shopfitters magazines - the ads at the back are useful for slightly unusual stuff.
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