
A Pair Either Side
This fixture was designed around a matched pair flanking an entrance, and that is where it looks best. Stand one each side of a front door or a garage opening and the light reads as a line rather than as a lamp.
Light Without A Source
The acrylic diffuses the LED completely, so there is no bulb showing and no bright spot anywhere along the column. Because output rises with height, the taller versions carry real usable brightness rather than sitting there as decoration.
Measure Before You Choose
The longer sizes are genuinely large objects, so check your wall height before going above 120 cm. Five heights run from a 55 cm marker beside a side gate to a full column at 145 cm.
Frequently asked questions
Which height should I choose?
Five heights are offered: 55 cm, 80 cm, 100 cm, 120 cm and 145 cm, and output rises as they get taller. The shortest marks a side gate. Around 80 to 100 cm suits a standard front door. The tallest sizes are for flanking a double garage or a storey height entrance.
Is the light source visible?
No. The body is frosted acrylic all the way along, so the LED behind it is diffused completely. You see an even line of light with no bulb showing and no bright patch at any point on the column. That is the main reason to choose it over a fixture with a clear lens.
Can it go on an exposed wall?
Yes. It is sealed to IP65 and rated for fully exposed positions, so a front elevation, a garage wall or an entryway with nothing overhead is fine. It hardwires to a standard fixed outdoor connection and mounts flush against the wall, which keeps the profile tight to the surface and the fixings out of sight.
Do I ever need to change a bulb?
No. The LED is integrated into the acrylic column, so there is nothing to replace over its life and no lamp holder to reach. The body is acrylic throughout with a black cap at each end, and the fixture mounts flush to the wall, so there is nothing to open once it is up.
What colour temperature suits an entrance?
Each height comes in warm 3000K or neutral 4000K. Warm keeps a brick or timber entrance looking soft and welcoming. Neutral reads cleaner, sits well beside a garage door and against grey render, and is the safer choice on a mixed facade. There is nothing cooler than neutral offered, so the decision is between those two.



