Trading as Wandsworth Electrical (The Wandsworth Group Ltd), founded in 1904 in Birmingham by Edward Thomas Davies, Arthur Reynolds and Francis John Ritchie (originally as the Wandsworth Electrical Manufacturing Company, WEMCO). Relocated to Albert Drive, Sheerwater, Woking in 1952, and to its current Woking Business Park site in 2013. Manufactures premium and bespoke architectural light switches, dimmers, sockets and lighting-control systems, hand-assembled in its UK factory.
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Wandsworth's flagship screwless collection: described as the lowest-profile, screwless switch plate on the market, with a slimline flat plate and hidden clip-in fixings for a fully flush finish.

Flush-fitting, low-profile plate collection in solid brass, stainless steel or sustainable aluminium, with visible fixing screws. Described by the manufacturer as its most versatile offering.

A square-edged evolution of the Classic collection, described by the manufacturer as an on-trend redesign of Classic's traditional profile.


Transparent, scratch-resistant acrylic plate collection (approx. 3mm, bevelled) that shows the wall covering through the plate. A materially distinct construction from Wandsworth's metal-plate collections.

Heritage-styled metal plate collection with a distinct stepped-edge profile evoking the Victorian period, aimed at heritage properties.

Heritage-styled metal plate collection with a distinct beaded-edge profile evoking the Adam period.

Heritage-styled metal plate collection with a distinct roped-edge profile evoking the Georgian period, aimed at properties where restrained ornamentation and symmetry are prioritised.

Wandsworth's proprietary smart lighting-control system, offered as single-channel and networked configurations, layered into Wandsworth's own switch/socket plate designs.






















