Do you deliver globes Australia-wide?

Yes. Lights For You ships across Australia, including metro and regional areas. You can also collect from our Ashfield showroom in Sydney.

Can I see the range in a showroom?

Yes. Visit our showroom at 433 Liverpool Road, Ashfield NSW 2131, open Monday to Saturday 9am to 5pm, to see lighting in person and get expert advice.

What warranty and returns apply?

Products are covered by manufacturer warranty, and change-of-mind returns are accepted within 30 days in original condition. See our refunds and exchanges page for full details.

Are your lights suitable for Australian conditions?

Yes. We stock quality lighting from leading Australian and international brands, including IP-rated fittings suitable for bathrooms, outdoor and coastal areas.

Globes

Shop one of Australia's largest globe ranges at Lights For You. Our selection covers everyday LED globes, decorative filament styles and specialty bulbs to suit every fixture in your home. Modern LED globes use a fraction of the power of old incandescent and halogen bulbs, last for years and reach...

Choosing the Right Globe Fitting

The most common fittings in Australia are E27 (large Edison screw), B22 (bayonet), E14 (small screw) and GU10 (twist-lock spot). Check the base on your existing globe before buying. Our globes suit pendant lights, table lamps, floor lamps, wall lights and chandeliers across the home.

Colour Temperature and Brightness

Colour temperature sets the mood: warm white (3000K) for relaxed living and bedroom spaces, neutral white (4000K) for kitchens and bathrooms, and cool white (5700K) for garages and workspaces. Brightness is measured in lumens, not watts, so check the lumen output when replacing an old bulb. Choose dimmable globes if your fitting is on a dimmer switch.

Globe Buying FAQs

What is the difference between E27 and B22? E27 screws in (Edison screw), while B22 pushes and twists to lock (bayonet). Match the base on your old globe.

How do I compare LED brightness? Look at lumens, not watts. A 9W LED producing around 800 lumens replaces a traditional 60W bulb.