Light Switches

Light switches may be small, but they're an essential part of every home or workspace. Choosing the right style of light switch can make all the difference to the overall look and feel of a room.

From modern white to sleek polished chrome or a distinctive antique brass finish, there's a style of light switch to suit you and your space. Our plug sockets also come in matching colours and finishes so you can create a cohesive style throughout your home or office or offer the finishing touches to a room makeover.

Discover our range of light switches

We provide a fantastic range of feature light switches from leading-edge brands including Knightsbridge, Hamilton and Eurolite.

Choose up to six gangs to suit your needs and select from a variety of depths, widths and heights and make a statement with a stylish finish such as bright chrome or keep it subtle and elegant with matt or satin.

Take a look at our range today and get free delivery on orders over £50 (excluding VAT).

FAQs

What type of light switches do you supply?

We supply an extensive range of light switches to suit different room styles and applications, including:

  • Metal-clad light switches
  • Weatherproof light switches
  • Toggle switches
  • Dimmer switches
  • Grid light switches
  • Polished chrome light switches

Who should install a light switch?

If you are unsure about installing a light switch or lack the necessary expertise, it is strongly recommended to hire an electrician. They can ensure compliance with electrical codes and regulations and minimise the risk of electrical hazards.

What are the benefits of using a dimmer light switch?

Dimmer switches are still a popular choice for many homeowners thanks to their quick and easy lighting control and energy efficiency.

These switches allow you to dim the brightness of your lights and create the desired atmosphere in any room, whether you're looking for a bright workspace or a cosy, soft glow for evening relaxation.

Dimmer switches can also help to reduce energy consumption and lower energy bills as less power is needed when the lights are dimmed. Bulb lifespan is also extended, reducing the cost and hassle of frequent bulb replacement.

What are some common causes of faulty light switches?

Common causes of faulty light switches include:

  • Wear and tear
  • Poor installation or loose connections
  • Overloaded circuits
  • Power surges or electrical fluctuations

It is always best to call in a qualified electrician for safe and reliable repairs.

Do light switches require maintenance?

Light switches typically require little maintenance but it is essential to check for signs of wear or damage at regular intervals to ensure safety and longevity.

A soft dry cloth is great for getting rid of fingerprints and dust, while a damp cloth (carefully wrung out multiple times) is helpful for a more thorough clean to keep your light switch looking its best.

It is important to follow proper electrical safety protocols when dealing with your light switch and ensure reliable and safe use for years to come. Always hire a licensed electrician for complex electrical repairs or installations.