Art Deco Emporium Double 35mm Wall Pattress Box Mount in Vintage Period Style Bakelite Dark Brown Part of the New eXalt Brand. Fits Standard UK Double Plug Socket or Double Switch Plate

• Nostalgically Recalled Yesteryear, Dark Brown Switches, Sockets and Pattress boxes for retro look and feel. Ditch the plain white sockets for a slice of pure bygone that is timeless, simple, clean and aesthetically pleasing.
• Exclusive to the Art Deco Emporuium these eXalt range vintage styled pattress surface mounting box have a soft rounded profile to create sleek clean finish matching our Period Style Sockets and Switches
• Aso available in the range is a single plug socket, double plug sockets, light switches, fused spurs, plugs, lampholders and ceiling roses to complete your project.
• Manufactured to exacting UK BS Standards fully UKCA CE marked. Suitable for any of the eXalt range with rounded curved profiles. Designed for direct mounting on bare or plastered walls.
• Fully supported by a UK trusted supplier to consumers, retail and trade. Every item is securely packaged and comes with fitting instructions and a twelve-month guarantee.

Brand New, stylish and vintage inspired dark brown double pattress mounting box with rounded corners. Made from rich dark brown thermosetting Urea-formaldehyde, a polymer that offers flexibility in the manufacturing process whilst retaining all the same characteristics as Bakelite. Designed by and manufactured to exacting standard exclusively for Art Deco Emporium. To ensure the longevity of the finish, only clean with a soft dry cloth and never use polish or cleaning agents. Brand: eXalt by Art Deco Emporium Depth: 35mm Colour: Dark Brown No. of Gangs: 2 Double Earth Terminals:1 Art Deco Emporium Ltd is a UK born and bred limited company based in glorious South Wales in the county of Caerphilly. We specialise in vintage reproductions and renovations of domestic electrical products like these pattress boxes. Our eXalt Bakelite range was introduced to perfectly match electrical fitting from the 1930’s and 1940’s; they are so authentic they are used in thousands of listed buildings, museums, movies and TV. If you have any questions or issues with your order then please contact us in the first instance and we will do everything within our power to assist you.