The Splash Single Side Wall Washer directs its beam in one direction — toward a single wall or vertical surface — at 7W (D55xH42mm) or 12W (D85xH52mm). White finish. On/Off and RF+BT app-controlled versions. Premium COB technology, 3-year warranty.

Wall washing is a distinct lighting technique from standard downward accent: instead of illuminating an object or floor area below the fixture, the beam grazes a vertical wall surface, revealing texture, material detail, and colour that direct overhead lighting tends to flatten. Splash Single Side is built specifically for this single-direction application — one wall, one beam, positioned along a ceiling perimeter near the wall it's meant to graze.

The "Single Side" designation distinguishes this from Splash Double Side, which shares identical D55/D85mm housing dimensions but directs light toward two opposing surfaces rather than one — the housing size is the same because the fixture body itself doesn't need to change, only the internal optical configuration determining how many directions the light exits toward.

Interior designers specify Single Side Splash for a single feature wall, a textured surface on one side of a corridor, or any application where only one vertical surface needs the wall-wash treatment, choosing wattage based on wall height and the desired intensity of the grazing effect.

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What is the practical difference between a wall washer and a standard downlight?

A standard downlight directs its beam downward onto a floor or object below the fixture. A wall washer directs its beam sideways, grazing a vertical wall surface to reveal texture and material detail that overhead lighting tends to flatten. Splash Single Side is built specifically for this sideways, single-direction application.

Why do Splash Single Side and Splash Double Side share the same housing dimensions despite different beam configurations?

The fixture housing size is determined by the COB module and driver componentry, which doesn't change between single and double-direction versions — only the internal optical configuration determining how many directions light exits toward differs, which the housing dimensions alone don't reflect. Positioning matters as much as wattage selection for wall washers — mounting distance from the wall determines how the grazing effect reads, with closer mounting emphasising texture more dramatically and greater distance producing a softer, more even wash across the surface.