ᐅ Exterior Wall Lighting – Which Type of Fixture? Recommendations and Advice?
Created on: 27 Oct 2018 21:17
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blaupumaHello, I am looking for an exterior wall light that really makes an impression.
We have two tall brick gables (6.3 m (20.7 feet)) that I would like to illuminate permanently at night.
Preferably with a spotlight or something similar. I recently drove through a new housing development and honestly didn’t find anything attractive.
Almost all have these recessed lights in the eaves or some kind of €20 hardware store lamp.
Maybe someone can recommend other lights, preferably with pictures.
The electrician is pressing and wants to know at what height the cables should be installed.
Many thanks.
We have two tall brick gables (6.3 m (20.7 feet)) that I would like to illuminate permanently at night.
Preferably with a spotlight or something similar. I recently drove through a new housing development and honestly didn’t find anything attractive.
Almost all have these recessed lights in the eaves or some kind of €20 hardware store lamp.
Maybe someone can recommend other lights, preferably with pictures.
The electrician is pressing and wants to know at what height the cables should be installed.
Many thanks.
Really?
Light → Insects → Spiders.
Have you ever walked through an underpass and noticed the lighting?
Friends of mine even partially covered a street lamp (almost illegally) because it was shining on their facade, which got absolutely swarmed with those critters and especially their webs. They clean it with a pressure washer 2-3 times a year, as it looks terrible in a very short time.
Light → Insects → Spiders.
Have you ever walked through an underpass and noticed the lighting?
Friends of mine even partially covered a street lamp (almost illegally) because it was shining on their facade, which got absolutely swarmed with those critters and especially their webs. They clean it with a pressure washer 2-3 times a year, as it looks terrible in a very short time.
Hmm, are there any more experiences with this? :-)
I currently have the same situation in a rental building.
The light doesn’t illuminate the entire gable on the cladding, but it does cover about 2-3 meters (6.5-10 feet).
There are just a few cobwebs on the lamp, and that's it.
I currently have the same situation in a rental building.
The light doesn’t illuminate the entire gable on the cladding, but it does cover about 2-3 meters (6.5-10 feet).
There are just a few cobwebs on the lamp, and that's it.
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