The Zonder WB is a 250mm wall light with a marbled glass diffuser inblack or antique gold integrated5W giving 360lm at 3000K.

Marbled glass and why it is not the same as frosted

The diffuser is marbled glass: white with swirled, uneven veiningrunning through it, in imitation of stone.

The difference from a plain frosted panel is in how it lights.Frosted glass is uniform, so it glows as a flat even rectangle.Marbled glass varies in density across its surface, so the light coming throughvaries with it brighter where the glass is thin, softer where the veiningruns. The result is a sculptural, cloudy glow with visible movement in it, which iswhat our page meant by refined, sculptural touch.

It also means the fitting has something to look at when it is off. A frosted panelunlit is a blank white rectangle; marbled glass reads as stone.

360 lumens from 5 watts

72 lumens per watt, which is efficient for a decorative wall light most in this catalogue sit between 35 and 50. Practically, 360lm is awall wash and an accent: it gives a hallway or a bedside a warm presence andwill not light a room.

250 by 310mm

A modest upright rectangle, which is the right proportion for the material it gives enough surface for the marbling to read, without becoming a panel.

The projection is not recorded in any source, and ona wall light that is the figure that decides whether it suits ahallway or a narrow passage. Ask us before ordering if the clearancematters. No weight is recorded either.

Black or antique gold

Against white marbled glass the two frames do quite different things.Black is graphic a hard dark outline that makes the glassread as bright and stone-like, and the veining shows most strongly.Antique gold is warm and tonal, and the frame and the glass sitcloser together so the fitting reads as one soft object.

The LED is integrated and included, fixed at3000K and not dimmable nothing to buy, nothing toreplace, nothing to change. On a 360-lumen accent that is reasonable, though beside abed it means on or off.

It is ClassI earth required and hard-wired, andIP20 indoor and dry locations only, so not a bathroom.

Where it works

• Hallways and stair walls, as a warm sculptural accent.
• Beside beds and mirrors check the projection with us first.
• Living areas, where the marbling reads at close range.
• Not a room light 360lm.
• Not dimmable, and the colour is fixed.

Specifying it

250mm wide by 310mm high projection and weight not recorded; ask us iniron and marbled glass, matte black or antique gold. Integrated5W LED giving 360lm at 3000K, included,not dimmable. 240V,ClassI earth required,IP20 indoor and dry locations only. Warranty is three years, as a replacementwarranty.

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Questions

What is marbled glass?

White glass with swirled, uneven veining running through it, in imitation of stone. Frosted glass is uniform and glows as a flat even rectangle; marbled glass varies in density across its surface, so the light varies with it brighter where the glass is thin, softer where the veining runs. That gives a sculptural, cloudy glow with movement in it.

Does it look like anything when it is off?

Yes, and that is part of the point. A frosted panel unlit is a blank white rectangle; marbled glass reads as stone.

Is 360 lumens enough?

It is a wall wash and an accent enough to give a hallway or a bedside a warm presence, not enough to light a room. At 72lm/W it is efficient for a decorative wall light, where most in this catalogue sit between 35 and 50.

How far does it stick out?

Not recorded in any source and on a wall light that is the figure that decides whether it suits a hallway or a narrow passage. Ask us before ordering if the clearance matters.

Black or antique gold?

Black is graphic a hard dark outline that makes the glass read as bright and stone-like, with the veining showing most strongly. Antique gold is warm and tonal, so the frame and glass sit closer together and the fitting reads as one soft object.

Can I dim it or change the globe?

Neither the LED is integrated and included, fixed at 3000K. On a 360-lumen accent that is reasonable, though beside a bed it means on or off.

Can it go in a bathroom?

No IP20, indoor and dry locations only.