
Match An Architectural Line
Nine lengths mean you can pick the bar to suit a lintel, a course of brick or the top of a retaining wall instead of accepting whatever length happens to be stocked. That range is the real reason to choose it.
A Line, Not An Object
At only 8 cm tall the bar disappears into the surface by day and reads as a clean line of light after dark. Output climbs with size, so the 240 cm version at 7000 lumens is a serious light source.
Black Aluminium, Acrylic Face
The body is aluminium with an acrylic diffuser, finished in black, so it recedes into a dark facade by day and shows only as a line of light after dark. The LED is integrated, so there is no bulb to source.
Frequently asked questions
Which length should I choose?
Nine are offered, from 20 cm at 1400 lumens up to 240 cm at 7000 lumens, with steps at 40, 60, 90, 120, 150, 180 and 200 cm. Measure the line you want to match, whether a lintel, a brick course or a wall top, and take the closest length to it.
Can it go where rain hits it directly?
Yes. It is sealed to IP65 for fully exposed positions with nothing overhead, so a garage wall, an open facade or a garden wall is fine. It hardwires to a standard fixed outdoor connection and mounts flat to the wall on a concealed bracket, so no fixings show once it is up.
What is the finish?
The body is aluminium finished in black, with an acrylic diffuser across the face. Black reads as a shadow line by day against dark cladding or brick, and against pale render it draws a deliberate horizontal. The shape and the output are the same at every length.
Is there a bulb to replace?
No. The LED is integrated along the length of the bar, so there is nothing to source or replace at any point. That is also why the fixture can be so shallow. With no lamp holder inside, the body stands only 8 cm tall and stays tight against the wall surface.
How much light do the bigger sizes actually give?
Output climbs steadily with length. The 60 cm version gives 2400 lumens, the 120 cm gives 3600 lumens, the 180 cm gives 5200 lumens, and the longest 240 cm version reaches 7000 lumens. At that end it is a genuine light source for a driveway or a courtyard rather than a decorative strip.



