Garden Trading Hanwell Wall Light Antique Brass Cage Fisherman Lantern

Name: Garden Trading Hanwell Wall Light Antique Brass Cage Fisherman Lantern
Brand: GARDEN TRADING
SKU: SFHA788
Price: 224.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

Keep enjoying the garden long after the sun goes down with our Hanwell Wall Light. Crafted from solid raw brass with a natural antiqued finish, this weatherproof wall light is rated for outdoor use and would look equally good styling a period property or new build. Delivering on style and ambience, its storm lamp-inspired design throws out plenty of light, making it just right for illuminating a patio for evening al fresco entertaining. Alternatively, fix it by the back door to cast light across the lock and path when you're coming and going. Wall mounted and created with a robust design and finish, the light would make an ideal garden or porch light creating a sense of effortless style. This style of light would also suit commercial properties, shops, bars, and restaurants for that unique take on a traditionally styled light. The light is not solely restricted to outdoor use - it could even be used indoors for a maritime feel in a hallway, kitchen, bathroom, or garden room.

Other information

Over time the finish will naturally dull and darken.

To retain a polished appearance, a good quality metal polish or wadding can be applied.

Features

Brand
GARDEN TRADING
Intended use
Outdoor
Material
Brass
Power source
Corded
IP rating
IP44
Room type
Garden
Typpe of apply
Wall lights
ManoMano Reference
ME94093537
MMID
346154163522
Product code
SFHA788
EAN
5039314088102

Advice from

Outdoor lighting buying guide

Outdoor lighting can be used to light up decks, flowerbeds, pathways, patios or gates. Whether you're after wall lights, a pendant to hang from a pergola or spotlights for decking, your lighting should be both functional and decorative. From solar lamps to flood lights, get ready to light up your summer evenings!

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