A half lantern with a curved roof
Cut in half through its depth, the Wexford lantern becomes a flat housing set against the wall. The roof curves towards the front, the front is divided by a central bar and the sides are glazed too. The clear rippled glass is hand-leaded, according to the British retailer, and forms a diamond in the middle. Cast aluminium with a black patina, with flecks of silver on the edges.
Two bulbs for one wall
Two E27 lampholders each accept a maximum of 60 W; bulbs are not included, and the light can be lowered with a dimmer if the bulbs are dimmable. The bulbs are visible through the glass: pear-shaped filament LEDs stay discreet. IP23 rating: it can withstand rain falling without wind, but not splashes or jets of water. Install it under shelter, beneath a porch, a canopy or a deep overhang.
Flat fitting against the façade
At 1.62 kg and with a slim profile, it does not obstruct the opening of a shutter or the way along a pavement. Fix it at about 1.80 m, next to the door, under the covered area. Class I: connection with an earth conductor.
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