
Fits Narrow Wall Spaces
At 11 cm wide and 15 cm high it goes where bigger fittings will not: a narrow pier between windows, a porch return, or spaced out in a run along a boundary wall.
Seven Hundred Useful Lumens
The 7W output lights a doorway comfortably and marks a path without spilling into a neighbour's window. The beams travel up and down the wall, so an elevation gains real depth rather than one flat lit patch.
Cast Finish, Honest Detail
The body is cast aluminium with the LED built in, so nothing needs replacing. The maker notes slight unevenness where the sections join, which comes from the paint process on a cast body rather than being a fault.
Frequently asked questions
Which finishes and colour temperatures are offered?
Two are offered on both finishes. Warm white is soft and yellow and suits a front door, a balcony or a courtyard where the light should feel welcoming. Natural white is a cleaner neutral tone that reads better along a corridor or a service route where you want to see clearly rather than warmly.
How much light does it actually give?
It is a 7W fixture at 700 lumens, split between an upward and a downward beam. That is enough to light a doorway comfortably and mark a path along a wall, but it is not a driveway floodlight. In a run along a boundary wall the effect comes from several fixtures rather than sheer output from one.
Can it be mounted with nothing above it?
Yes. It is IP65 weather rated for exposed positions, so a front elevation, a boundary wall or a garden wall with no overhang is fine. It hardwires to a standard fixed outdoor connection and is offered for 100 to 120V and 220 to 240V supplies, so plan a cable to the spot rather than a socket.
Is there a bulb to replace?
No. The LED is integrated into the cast aluminium body, so there is no bulb to buy now and none to change later, and no lamp compartment to open on a wall that gets rained on. That is part of why the fixture stays as small as 11 cm wide and 15 cm high.
Why is the paint slightly uneven at the join?
The manufacturer is upfront about it. The body is cast in sections and the paint process can leave a slight variation where those sections meet. It is characteristic of a cast finish rather than a defect, and on a fixture 11 cm wide it is not something you notice from the path.



