Glassworks Limburg.

The Limburg glassworks is one of Europe's leading manufacturers of glass for lighting. The factory makes high-grade hand-blown glassware, consisting of a paper-thin layer of opaque glass, bonded between two layers of crystal glass. Hence, the products are highly transparent, yet opaque at the same time, and disperse the light evenly.

For the bathroom.

The matt silk, hand-blown opaque glass shades gives this lamp an even texture. The metal fittings are lacquered in white.

Lamps, humidity and damp areas:
IP Protection.

Lamps for use in bathrooms or other, equally difficult humid environments, are subject to very strict safety regulations. The IP ratings (Index of Protection) you find stated with the lamps indicate their level of resistance against solid particles (i.e. dust) in the first of the two digits and protection against humidity in the second digit. IP 44 indicates lamps which can be installed closer to water. IP 64 lamps are even suitable for outdoor installation.

Glashuette Limburg.

The Glashuette Limburg glassworks is one of Europe's leading manufacturers of glass for lighting. The factory makes high-grade hand-blown glassware, consisting of a paper-thin layer of opaque glass, bonded between two layers of crystal glass. Hence, the products are highly transparent, yet opaque at the same time, and disperse the light evenly.

Lamps, humidity and damp areas: IP protection.

Lamps for use in bathrooms or other, equally difficult humid environments, are subject to very strict safety regulations. The IP ratings (Index of Protection) you find stated with the lamps indicate their level of resistance against solid particles (i.e. dust) in the first of the two digits and protection against humidity in the second digit. A lamp with a given IP value of IP 20 should not be installed closer to a tap or sink than 60 cm, IP 44 indicates lamps which can be installed closer to water. IP 64 lamps are even suitable for outdoor installation.

Lamps.

All too often these days our choice of furniture falls into two categories - »nostalgic« or »trendy« - we are faced with a similar problem when it comes to lighting. Together with a number of established English, French, Austrian, German and Swiss light manufacturers, we are attempting to find a third alternative.