
Matched To The Elevation
Three wattages run from 6W up to 24W, covering a doorway at one end and a full garage elevation at the other. The steps between them are large, so match the output to the wall before choosing one.
An Even Lit Line
The acrylic diffuser runs the whole length of the bar, so the light leaves as a continuous line rather than a point. Output climbs with each step, from 6W at the lowest to 24W at the highest.
Square Bar, Real Presence
The square section gives it more presence than a thin flat strip, so it holds its own on a large facade while sitting only 8 cm proud. It arrives partly assembled, so allow a few minutes to fit the diffuser and bracket.
Frequently asked questions
Which wattage should I order?
Three are offered, 6W, 18W and 24W, and output rises with each step. A doorway suits the lowest, a full garage elevation the highest, and the middle step covers most walls in between. The steps are large, so match the output to the wall you are lighting before ordering.
Which finish suits render or stonework?
Two are offered: black and white. Black holds a clear line against render and light stonework, so the bar stays visible as a feature on the wall. White disappears on a pale wall, which suits you if you want the light without the fixture. Check the finish and wattage combination in the variant list before ordering.
Does it arrive ready to fit?
It arrives partially assembled rather than fully built, so allow a few extra minutes at installation to put the diffuser and the bracket together. Once assembled it hardwires to a standard fixed outdoor connection and mounts horizontally along the wall. There is no bulb to fit, as the LED is integrated.
Can it be mounted on an exposed wall?
Yes. The aluminium body and acrylic diffuser are sealed to IP65, so it is rated for fully exposed positions with nothing overhead. It sits only 8 cm proud of the surface, which keeps it out of the way on a garage return, a patio wall or a flat facade where clearance matters.
Which wattage suits which position?
The 6W is accent level, right for a doorway, a porch return or a narrow pier where a brighter bar would glare. The 18W is the middle ground for a patio wall or a facade. The 24W is the one to take for a full garage elevation, where the extra output covers the width without leaving the ends dark.



