The Splash Double Side Wall Washer directs its beam toward two opposing surfaces simultaneously from a single fixture, at 7W (D55xH42mm) or 12W (D85xH52mm) — the same housing dimensions as Splash Single Side, with the internal optics configured for dual-direction rather than single-direction output. White finish. On/Off and RF+BT app-controlled versions.

A corridor with feature walls on both sides, or an installation between two parallel surfaces both needing the wall-wash treatment, would otherwise need two Single Side fixtures — one aimed each direction. Splash Double Side consolidates this into one fixture and one ceiling cutout, washing both surfaces from a single central point rather than requiring two separate installations flanking the space.

This positions Splash Double Side specifically for corridor and passage applications where the fixture sits centrally between two walls needing similar treatment, rather than for a single feature wall where Single Side's more targeted, single-direction output is the better match. Wattage selection follows wall height and desired intensity, identically to Single Side's sizing logic.

Because the beam splits across two directions from the same total output, each individual wall receives a somewhat less intense wash than a Single Side fixture at the same wattage would deliver to its one target — worth factoring into wattage selection when the wash effect needs to read strongly on both sides.

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When should I choose Splash Double Side instead of two Single Side fixtures for a corridor with walls on both sides?

Choose Double Side when a single centrally-positioned fixture can adequately wash both surfaces, reducing ceiling penetrations and simplifying the installation to one cutout instead of two. Choose two Single Side fixtures when each wall needs the full, more intense output a dedicated single-direction fixture provides.

Does splitting the beam across two directions reduce the effective brightness on each individual wall compared to a Single Side fixture?

Yes, proportionally — since the total output divides across two directions rather than concentrating on one, each wall receives a somewhat softer wash than a Single Side fixture at the same wattage delivers to its single target. Factor this into wattage selection where a strong effect is needed on both surfaces. For corridors wider than a standard residential passage, confirming actual wash coverage at the specific wall distance with T21 is worthwhile before committing to spacing between multiple Double Side units along a long run.