
A Rhythm Along A Wall
Just under 12 cm on each side, so a run of several reads as a rhythm rather than a row of lamps. Around 183 cm from the ground suits most walls, and slightly lower works better on a low garden boundary.
Measured Light, Not Flood
Two light sources give six watts and around six hundred lumens in total, which is controlled rather than bright. Keep it to walls with texture or colour, because a flat white surface can make the beam edges look harsh.
Aluminium And Real Glass
The body is aluminium and the lens is glass, which keeps its clarity through years of weather where acrylic clouds. It is rated IP65 for a fully exposed wall and wires directly to a switched outdoor circuit.
Frequently asked questions
What are the two beam options?
The variants list one focusing plus one scattering, and one scattering up and down. Both are offered in black and in white. A focusing element concentrates its beam more tightly than a scattering one, so choose that version where you want a defined line on the wall and the scattering pair where you want a softer spread.
How bright is it?
Six watts and around six hundred lumens in total from the two light sources. That is measured, controlled light rather than a flood, which is the point when the effect is meant to be the two beams travelling across the wall. If you need broad coverage of a driveway, this is not the fixture for that job.
What sort of wall suits it?
Walls with some texture or colour. Brick, stone and warm render all show the beams well. A flat white surface can make the beam edges look harsh, since there is nothing in the surface to soften the transition. The body is 12 cm square, so it sits neatly on modern render or cladding.
How high and how far apart should they go?
Around 183 cm from the ground suits most walls, and slightly lower works better on a low garden boundary. Set them all at the same height and space them evenly, since the up and down beams make any inconsistency obvious after dark. Measure and mark the whole run before drilling the first fixing.
Which finishes are available?
White and black. Black recedes against dark brick and cladding during the day and keeps the fixture quiet, while white suits pale render and light stone. Both are offered with either beam option, so the finish and the beam choice are independent. The aluminium body carries a glass lens in either finish.



