spqment Amber Stripe Candle Warmer Lamp

The ribs are what set this shade apart. Where most amber shades are smoothly tinted, this one is cut into deep vertical stripes, so the light leaves it in bands rather than as a wash. Against a plain wall behind the lamp that reads as a soft fan of stripes, and it means the shade looks like it is glowing in its own right rather than simply being lit from inside.

It works the way all good candle warmers do. The bulb sits above the candle and melts the surface of the wax; the fragrance lifts out of the pool and into the room; the wick is never lit. There is no smoke, no soot climbing the inside of the glass, no tunnelling, and no need to keep an eye on it.

GU10 bulbs are a quietly important detail. It is the standard UK spotlight fitting, so when the bulb eventually fails you can replace it from any supermarket or hardware shop for a couple of pounds rather than hunting for a proprietary part online. Two are supplied to start with.

Four brightness levels and a 2, 4 or 8 hour timer cover the two things you actually adjust. Run it bright for the first twenty minutes to establish a full pool of liquid wax, then drop it back to hold the scent steady — and set the timer so the lamp deals with switching itself off when you have gone to bed.

Brand	spqment
Shade	Tapered amber glass with vertical ribs
Frame and base	Metal arm on a solid wood base
Height adjustment	Sliding pole for different candle sizes
Bulbs	2 x 50 W GU10 included
Timer	2, 4 or 8 hours with automatic shut-off
Brightness	Four levels via the in-line controller
Base	Non-slip pads underneath
Weight	Approx. 1.2 kg
Power	Mains powered, in-line controller on the cable
Use	For warming scented candles and wax melts — not general room lighting

Why do the ribs on the shade matter?

Simply: they break the light into vertical bands instead of a smooth wash, so the shade appears to glow in its own right and throws a soft striped pattern on the wall behind it.

How does a candle warmer lamp work?

The answer: the bulb above the candle warms the surface of the wax until the top layer melts. Fragrance lifts out of that pool into the room, the wick is never lit, and the wax sets flat when you switch off.

What bulbs does it use?

In short: 50 W GU10 — the same fitting as an ordinary UK spotlight — and two are included. That means replacements cost a couple of pounds from any supermarket rather than being a special order.

Is the scent as strong as lighting the candle?

To the point: usually stronger and steadier, since a flame burns off some of the fragrance oil rather than releasing it. Higher brightness gives a faster, fuller scent.

Does the candle get used up?

Briefly: quite slowly. Nothing is burned away, so the wax stays in the jar and what you lose over time is fragrance.

Will my candle fit under it?

The quick answer: the pole slides up and down to suit standard jars, larger jars, tins and dishes of wax melts. If yours is unusually tall, measure it and message us and we will check.

Can I leave it running overnight?

Yes — yes, on the 8 hour setting. There is no flame and the lamp switches itself off. Site it on something stable and clear of fabric.

Is it safe around children and pets?

Simply: much safer than an open flame, which is why most people switch, but the shade and bulb area get hot in use. Keep it out of reach and let it cool before moving it.

Will it slide on a polished shelf?

The answer: no — there are non-slip pads under the wooden base, which is what keeps it in place when you push a full jar underneath.

Does it work with wax melts?

In short: yes. Use a shallow heatproof dish and set the pole low so the bulb sits close. No tealight needed.

Can it rescue a tunnelled candle?

To the point: it can. The whole surface melts rather than just the middle, so the wax stuck around the edge of the jar levels back out over a session or two.

Is it bright enough to read by?

Briefly: no. The light aims down into the candle. It is a warm glow for a room, not task lighting.

Is the spqment a good gift?

The quick answer: yes. The tapered amber stripe shade on a solid wood base looks warm and sophisticated, and the four timer options make it straightforward to use — a neat Christmas or Mother''s Day gift.

Can it be a night light?

Yes — yes. On a low setting the amber stripes give a soft, warm glow — a cosy warm lamp feeling for bedrooms.

Which candles pair best?

Simply: soft scented, slow melting candles in vanilla, amber or floral scents give a pleasant, steady fragrance.

Does it come with a UK plug?

The answer: it runs on standard UK mains. Where the supplier confirms the plug type we state it on the listing; if it is not shown, message us before ordering and we will confirm what your unit ships with.

How do I clean a ribbed shade?

In short: let it cool, then a soft dry cloth over the surface and a clean dry brush along the grooves, where dust settles. Keep water away from the bulb housing.

Do you deliver, and how long does it take?

To the point: yes, across the UK. Delivery estimates and options are shown at checkout before you pay.

What are the delivery costs?

Briefly: at £34.99 this lamp is under our £35 free-delivery threshold, so a flat £3.95 applies unless your order reaches £35 or more. The charge is shown before you confirm.

Can I return it if it does not suit me?

The quick answer: yes, in line with our returns policy. Keep the packaging if you can — a glass shade travels far better in the box it arrived in.

Does it come with a warranty?

Yes — a specific warranty length is not confirmed in our product record, so we will not quote one. Your statutory rights apply, and you can ask us before buying.

Free UK mainland delivery on all orders over £35. Standard delivery £3.95 for smaller orders. Dispatched within 1–3 working days.

Please see our returns policy for full details.