
Made For Covered Entrances
It is rated IP54, so it handles rain but is happiest under a porch roof, a covered walkway or a pergola with something overhead rather than hanging fully exposed to the weather.
Your Bulb, Your Light
The glass is clear, so the bulb you fit is visible and becomes part of the look. A filament bulb gives the exposed retro effect, a warm frosted one softens it, and brightness stays your choice.
Aluminium Cradle And Chain
The globe sits in an aluminium cradle finished in black or bronze, and both sit easily against brick, painted timber and stone. The 50 cm chain adjusts, so you set the drop to the ceiling you actually have.
Frequently asked questions
Can I hang it somewhere fully exposed?
Better not. It is rated IP54, which means it copes with rain but is happiest under cover. A porch roof, a covered walkway or a pergola with a solid top over it are the right spots. A completely open position with nothing overhead asks more of the rating than it is meant to give.
Is there a choice of size?
No, it is made in a single size, so the only decision is the finish. It is scaled for a porch over a single door and still holds its own under a wider covered entrance, and because the chain is adjustable you can set the drop rather than being fixed to one height.
Is a bulb included?
No. It takes a standard E26 bulb which you supply, and that is deliberate. It means you pick the colour temperature and brightness yourself, and you can fit a clear filament bulb for the exposed retro look or a warm frosted one if you would rather soften what shows through the clear glass.
How far down does it hang?
The chain is 50 cm and it is adjustable, so you can shorten the drop for a low porch ceiling instead of accepting a fixed length. Remember to add the height of the fixture itself to whatever chain you leave when you work out where the bottom of the globe will sit.
Does black or bronze suit my house better?
Both finishes are offered and both sit comfortably against brick, painted timber and stone. Black reads more graphic and picks up on dark window frames or a black front door. Bronze is warmer and softer, and tends to settle into timber and older brickwork rather than standing out against it.



