One Fitting, Light Both Above and Below The Asker is a boxy, architectural wall light that throws light both up and down the wall at once, giving a wash of illumination rather than a single glowing point. Its graphite finish and clean rectangular lines suit contemporary house fronts more than traditional lanterns do. Choosing Graphite Graphite reads as a dark, neutral charcoal rather than a true black, sitting quietly against render, brick or timber cladding without drawing attention to the fitting itself, only the light it throws. How It Works Asker takes a single E27 lamp up to 60W (bulb not included) behind a clear glass lens, is Class I earthed, and carries an IP65 rating, giving it strong resistance to driving rain as well as everyday splashing. Where It Works Best The up and down spread suits a plain wall either side of a front door, along a garage frontage, or anywhere a wide, even wash of light matters more than a decorative silhouette. Its IP65 rating also makes it a genuine option for bathroom zones 1 to 3, worth checking against our bathroom lighting zones guide if that's where you're planning to use it. Made By Norlys Asker takes its name from a Norwegian town, one of several Norlys ranges named after Scandinavian places, and its restrained rectangular form is typical of the brand's wider design language: practical, controlled light over decorative flourish. Good to Know Finish: Graphite, clear glass lens Light source: 1 x E27, up to 60W (bulb not included) Rating: IP65, Class I earthed Delivery: unfortunately we are unable to deliver this item to the following postcodes AB, DD, GY, HS, IM, IV, JE, KW, PA, PH, TR, ZE, and Northern Ireland Returns: standard 14 day return, unused and in original packaging Questions People Ask Does it light upward and downward at the same time? Yes, that's the point of the design, a single fitting washing the wall both above and below itself. Can it be used in a bathroom? Its IP65 rating covers bathroom zones 1 to 3, though it's worth checking our bathroom lighting zones guide against your exact layout first. Is a bulb included? No, it takes a single E27 lamp up to 60W, chosen separately.
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