Fed up with working in the dark?

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[Sanke]

Hi ponty
i bought them for a job at £22 but after using them would happily have paid £37

 

[1shortcircuit]

Hi ponty
i bought them for a job at £22 but after using them would happily have paid £37

I would too but try your luck at the counter, see if you can get some sort of deal

 

[DNS1]

I bought a pair from Toolstation for the same price last week, looked pretty much identical to the ScrewFix lights in the pictures...

Only one problem... When I opened the box, the stands were blue!

I know it sounds really ----, but I took them back! Yellow makes much more sense on site (to me anyway!)

 

[Des 56]

The problem I have experienced is the slightest bump and darkness descends

There are energy efficient lamps available that can be swapped out for the existing tube that are adaptable

 

[1shortcircuit]

This can be said about any of these lamps to be honest, I used to end up kicking my floor type ones all around the place. The difference with these I think is you're practically blinded by the time you get close enough to bump them lol

I was in the loft earlier this afternoon and had to move them back down the the first floor, I didn't turn them off until I got to the loft hatch and they didn't blow like I was half expecting

 

[Guest111]

I had some of them years ago but now moved on to the ones with a 2d florry in only 20 odd quid and no heat last longer and dont break lamps when you drop them,screwfix, toolstation and most places sell them and they are yellow.