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Corston is a design-led manufacturer of architectural details, specializing in coordinating hardware, lighting, and electrical accessories. Known for their use of solid materials like brass that age gracefully, Corston offers a range of products including toggle switches, dimmers, sockets, cabinet handles, and spotlights.
Their collections are created to ensure consistency in finish and style throughout residential and commercial properties, providing a timeless aesthetic for renovations and new builds.
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No, it is strictly recommended not to use an impact driver as it may irreparably damage the product. Hand tools should be used for installation.
Yes, products such as the Baylis spotlights and wall lights must be installed by a qualified electrician in accordance with the latest building regulations.
Many Corston spotlights, such as the Baylis and Perryn models, are compatible with 50mm GU10 bulbs (Arthur or Chester) or 35mm bulbs (Court). Always check the specific manual for your model.
Yes, for models with plaster casing like the Camden Wall Light, painting is optional. It is recommended to use a foam roller to achieve the best finish.