
Wants A Wall To Wash
The beams travel up and down across whatever surface they are mounted on. On textured brick the effect is a pair of clean triangles; on smooth render it reads as two soft columns. Either way it wants a surface to work across.
Twelve Hundred Lumens, Two Directions
Two light sources give twelve watts and around twelve hundred lumens, sent up and down through an optical lens that keeps the beams defined rather than spilling sideways. The result is shape on the wall, not a general glow around the fixture.
Gold Trim, Anodised Not Painted
The gold edge is the whole design idea and it catches daylight as well as lamplight. Because it is anodised rather than painted it will not chip, so the detail that carries the design stays intact on a wall that gets knocked.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the two finishes?
Only the colour of the body. Black with gold recedes against dark brick and cladding in daylight, while white with gold suits pale render and light stone. The gold edge, the optical lens and the output are the same on either, so choose on how the body reads against your wall by day rather than on the light it gives after dark.
Which colour temperature should I pick?
Two are offered: Warm Light at 3000K and White Light at 6000K. Warm suits brick, timber and warm render and keeps a facade domestic. White at 6000K is the sharper of the two and suits a grey or white modern facade. Keep one temperature across a whole elevation so the wall reads consistently.
Can it be mounted with nothing above it?
Yes. The supplier rates it IP65, so it can be mounted in full exposure with nothing above it: no porch roof, soffit or overhang needed. That suits a bare modern facade, a gate pier or a stretch of wall where there is no shelter to put a fixture under.
Does it need a bulb?
No. The LEDs are integrated, so there is no bulb to buy and nothing to replace. Output is fixed at twelve watts, around twelve hundred lumens, split between the two beams. Colour temperature is chosen at purchase from 3000K or 6000K, so decide before you order rather than after.
How should I space a run of them?
Keep them at a consistent height and space them evenly. The optical lens gives each fixture a defined beam shape rather than a soft glow, so any variation in height or spacing across a run becomes immediately obvious after dark. Mark the whole line out before drilling the first fixing.



