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Old fashioned 'Edison' lightbulbs, available in Dublin or online somewhere?

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  • #2
    Auscast
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 185 ✭✭Auscast


    or similar?


  • #3
    r0qi4162fux9kg
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    Auscast wrote: »
    We're moving into a new rental property with some old light fittings, and I'm noticing more of these kinds of bulbs in hotels and restaurants these days. Is there anywhere around Dublin / Bray that sells these retail?
    http://fancy.com/things/137957024733338905/Large-Squirrel-Cage-Filament-Light-Bulb.-40W.-220-240V-from-Bouf.com

    http://www.lampsandlights.co.uk/moredetails.php?ref=lb004(es)


  • #4
    Auscast
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 185 ✭✭Auscast


    Cheers, I wonder if cheaper options are locally available. These are pretty easy to find on the internet.


  • #5
    coylemj
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    OP, is it the filiament that distinguishes what you're looking for or the fitting? An 'Edison screw' describes the fitting which has a thread like a screw i.e. you screw in the bulb until it goes tight in the fitting whereas the bayonet fitting is where you shove the bulb against the springs and turn about 1/4 clockwise to make it engage.

    Most of the Solus and Ozram bulbs in the shops have bayonet fittings whereas most of the lamps they sell in Ikea have Edison Screw (ES) fittings.

    Your title simply mentions 'Edison' which is the descriptor for the fitting, not the shape of the bulb or what type of filiament it contains. The bulbs in the link you supplied actualy have bayonet fittings.


  • #6
    Auscast
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 185 ✭✭Auscast


    Yes, it is the bulb and filament style I'm talking about. Apologies for any confusion.
    I assumed the term Edison was part of the 'Antique' tag. And, I'm probably looking for both fittings.


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  • #7
    noel69
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 40 ✭noel69


    Cheapest around. with a few different types
    http://mullanlighting.com/Departments/Light-Bulbs/Filament-Bulbs.aspx


  • #8
    antiskeptic
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    Auscast wrote: »
    Yes, it is the bulb and filament style I'm talking about. Apologies for any confusion.
    I assumed the term Edison was part of the 'Antique' tag. And, I'm probably looking for both fittings.

    Stillorgan Decor have that filament style in their lighting section - dunno about the exact shape though although it wasn't that dissimilar to the one in your picture.

    Got one before in the lighting shop in the Egan Centre on the Upper Dargle Road too.


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