Bathroom Lighting

Often one of the darker areas of the home, bathroom lighting really can make all the difference. At Toolstation, we’re pleased to stock a great selection of lighting solutions that have been designed with bathrooms and washrooms in mind. With products from leading brands such as Spa Lighting, Sensio and Eterna, there’s something here to suit the style of every bathroom. Select from options including plates with two, three or four spotlights, as well as porthole-style ceiling lights in a range of quality finishes such as glass, stainless steel and chrome.

Bathroom Mirrors with LED Lighting

To really impress, make a show of your bathroom lights through an LED-fitted mirror or carefully-positioned magnifying mirror that contains an illuminated ring. Whatever catches your eye, Toolstation’s range of bathroom lighting is easy to install and comes at friendly, everyday prices.

Benefits of our Bathroom Lights

• Damp-rated and IP-protected – safe for bathrooms and washrooms.
• Energy-efficient LED technology – lower bills, less maintenance.
• Wide selection of fittings and bathroom light bulbs from trusted brands.
• Task and general lighting: mirror lights, ceiling lights, downlights, wall lights.
• Matching fittings and bulbs: find the cap type, lumens and colour temperature you need.

Why choose LED bathroom light bulbs over halogen?

LED bulbs use far less energy, emit less heat (important in a small bathroom), last longer, and are often available in IP-rated or damp-rated versions. That makes them a good fit for bathroom lighting tasks and general lighting alike.

What size/wattage bulb do I pick for bathroom ceiling lights?

Instead of focusing purely on wattage, look at lumens (light output) and compatibility with the fitting. For example a 12 W LED might provide 900 lm. Always match the bulb cap type (E27, GU10, etc) and check the fitting’s max wattage.

How many lumens do I need for a bathroom light?

As a guideline, aim for about 300–500 lm for a small ensuite sink area, and 600–1000 lm or more for a larger bathroom ceiling light, especially with no natural light. Check the fitting’s output and choose a bulb (or integrated LED) accordingly.