Brass Bee Black Walnut Switch & Socket — 1 Gang 2-Way Toggle (W Series)

Black Walnut Switches & Sockets – W Series

Natural Warmth Meets Contemporary Craftsmanship

The Black Walnut Switches and Sockets – W Series combine the beauty of natural wood with modern functionality. Designed for refined interiors, each piece showcases the rich grain and warmth of genuine black walnut, creating a luxurious focal point in any room. Perfect for both modern and traditional homes, this collection offers timeless appeal with a contemporary edge.

Crafted from premium solid walnut and finished in satin for a soft luster, the W Series brings sophistication and texture to your space. Dimmer switches feature a straight knurled design for tactile control and elegant detailing.

For a coordinated aesthetic, pair with the Satin Brass Switches and Sockets – J Series, or explore our Black Finish Collection for a bold modern contrast.

Key Features

• Solid Black Walnut Construction: Sustainably sourced and precision-crafted for long-term durability.
• Satin Finish: Enhances the wood’s natural beauty while providing a smooth, luxurious texture.
• Knurled Dimmer Detail: Straight-knurled knobs offer enhanced grip and refined aesthetic.
• Versatile Range: Available in multiple switch and socket configurations to suit every space.
• Effortless Integration: Blends seamlessly into classic, modern, or transitional interiors.

Collection Includes

Light Switches:

• 1-Gang 2-Way
• 2-Gang 2-Way
• 3-Gang 2-Way
• 4-Gang 2-Way
• 1-Gang Intermediate Switch
• 2-Gang Intermediate Switch

Dimmer Switches:
(Requires minimum 35mm depth available within the backbox)

• Single Dimmer Switch
• Double Dimmer Switch

Plug Sockets:

• Single Plug Socket
• Double Plug Socket

Dimensions (Size Chart)

Back Box Requirements

All products require a 25mm backbox, except:

• Single Light Dimmer
• Single 13A Socket with USB A & C
• Double 13A Socket with USB A & C

(These require deeper backboxes.)

Installation Warning

Ensure installation complies with local Building Regulations.
If uncertain, seek advice from a qualified electrician.
Avoid installing wooden or metal faceplates on freshly plastered, painted, or damp surfaces.