
Hung Under Cover
It suits a porch ceiling, a covered walkway, a pergola or the underside of a balcony. Hung in a row along a covered path it gives the settled, traditional look of an old street lantern rather than a modern fitting.
Light Through Six Facets
Lit, it pushes warm light out through every panel and down onto whatever sits below, so you get a glow at eye level and a pool underneath. Because you supply the bulb, the colour and the brightness are yours to set.
Light Frame, Simple Fixing
The frame is aluminium and the panels are acrylic rather than glass, so it takes a knock and puts little weight on the ceiling fixing. The plate is 10 cm across, small enough to sit neatly against a timber soffit.
Frequently asked questions
Does it come with a bulb?
No. It takes a standard E26 bulb which you supply, so the colour temperature and the brightness are your choice rather than fixed at the factory. That also means you can fit a dimmable bulb if you want the option later, and swap it if the light turns out warmer or cooler than you wanted.
Where can I hang it?
It is rated for wet locations and it hangs rather than fixes to a wall, so a porch ceiling, a covered walkway, a pergola beam or the underside of a balcony all suit it. The chain is 48 cm and adjustable, so you set the drop to the height you are working with rather than accepting a fixed length.
What is the difference between black and bronze?
Only the finish on the aluminium frame. Black is the flatter, more graphic option and disappears against a dark soffit or a modern painted porch. Bronze is warmer and sits more comfortably with brick, stone and stained timber. The acrylic panels and the six sided shape are the same in both.
How big is it and how heavy is the ceiling fixing?
The lantern is 15 cm wide and 33 cm high, with a 10 cm ceiling plate and an adjustable 48 cm chain. The frame is aluminium and the panels are acrylic rather than glass, which keeps the load on the fixing modest and means a knock is far less likely to break anything.
Is there anything to build before it goes up?
Yes. Some assembly is required, so allow a little time at install rather than expecting to hang it straight from the box. It hardwires to a fixed connection and runs on 110 to 120V and 220 to 240V. Fitting your own bulb is the last step, and the chain sets the final drop.



