
Hung Under A Pergola
At 36 cm across and only 16.5 cm deep this is a broad, low shape for hanging under a pergola beam, a covered patio frame, a gazebo or a tree branch. Two or three at staggered heights over a table is where it looks best.
Texture Instead Of Glare
The woven shade breaks the light into a scattered pattern rather than a clean pool, so it throws texture onto the table and the paving. At 200 lumens it is atmosphere rather than illumination, which is exactly right over an evening table.
Rattan On An Iron Frame
Woven rattan over an iron frame brings a handmade texture to the garden after dark. It is rated IP44, so it copes with rain but is happier under a beam or a canopy than fully exposed, and the adjustable chain sets the drop.
Frequently asked questions
Does it need wiring?
No. It is a solar pendant that hangs from an adjustable chain. An integrated panel charges a lithium battery through the day and the light comes on by itself at dusk, so there is no cable run, no switch and no electrician. Site it where the panel on top gets several hours of unshaded sun.
How bright is it?
2W and 200 lumens in a warm tone, so treat it as atmosphere rather than illumination. The woven shade scatters the light into a pattern rather than a clean pool, so it lights the table surface and the paving beneath it. Over a dining area, hang two or three at staggered heights.
Where can it hang?
It is rated IP44, so it handles rain but is happier with something overhead. A pergola beam, a covered patio frame, a gazebo or a low tree branch all suit it. Fully exposed to driving weather asks more of it than the rating allows, so pick a position with a beam or canopy above.
How big is it?
36 cm across and 16.5 cm deep, so it is a broad, shallow dome rather than a deep hanging shade. That low profile is why it works under a beam where headroom is tight. The chain is adjustable, so you set the drop to suit the height of your pergola or gazebo.
Is any assembly needed?
It arrives preassembled with the adjustable chain fitted, so the job is hanging it and setting the drop. There is no electrician, no transformer and no cable run involved. Site it so the solar panel on top catches daylight, because panel position is what decides how long it runs into the evening.



