DOMUS GT-560 Siena Spheres Tall Post

The Domus GT-560 Siena is a twin-head post carrying two 250 mm spheres — 2,350 mm recorded height, IP43, taking two E27 lamps, in aluminium. Five powder-coated colours.

⛔ This item is made to order

Up to 10 business days for production before it ships. ⚠ Order a pair together if they flank a gateway — a later powder-coat batch is not guaranteed to match.

⛔ Its title does not say it is a twin

• The title reads “Siena Spheres Tall Post” — plural, but with no count. ⛔ The web address says twin.
• ⭐ Only 2 of the 14 Siena posts do this, and both are in this pair (GT-560 and GT-561).
• ⚠ It matters because a twin post is a different purchase — two lamps, two spheres, roughly double the light and a much wider fitting.
• ✅ To be plain: this is a TWO-headed post. ⭐ If you want one sphere at height, the GT-557 or GT-558 is the single-head version.

⛔ And its recorded width does not match its sphere size

• ⛔ 730 mm is exactly what every twin 300 mm post records, and this is described as a twin 250 mm.
• ⚠ So one of two things is wrong: the width, or the sphere size. We cannot tell which.
• ⭐ It is a checkable question with a real answer, and we have asked. ⭐ Tell us before ordering whether the spread across the two heads matters — on a gateway pair with a fixed opening, 50 mm either way is the difference between fitting and not.

⭐ 2,350 mm is the tallest fitting in the Siena range

• Taller than the triple-head posts (2,100 mm) and 780 mm above the single-head posts.
• ⭐ Which is what a twin head needs. Two spheres side by side want height to read as a lamp standard rather than a hedge — and at 2,350 mm both are well clear of eye level, so the glare problem that dogs the 1,570 mm single posts largely goes away.
• ⭐ It also matches the only post height Domus publishes anywhere in this family — the Monaco datasheet lists a 2.35 m “Plain Post”. ⚠ Only one of the five Siena heights matches that published set, so we are not claiming they share a post — only noting the figure is a standard one.
• ⚠ At this height, get the footing right. Two spheres on a 2.35 m lever is the greatest wind load in the range.

⛔ Two E27 holders, no maximum wattage, no footing data

• Two E27 lamps, not included, and no maximum recorded in any source.
• ✅ 8–10 W E27 LED each, warm at 2700–3000 K, enclosed and damp rated. ⭐ Two lamps means roughly double the light of a single-head post — so a modest lamp goes further here than the wattage suggests.
• ⛔ No footing depth, base plate, fixing pattern or wind rating on any Siena post. ⚠ On this one that is the specification most worth having — ⭐ tell us the site and the soil and we will get it from Domus.

Where it works

• Gateways and entrance drives, as a matched pair flanking the opening.
• Where a single sphere would be lost — a wide frontage or a long drive.
• Formal and period properties, where the twin-head lamp standard suits.
• ⚠ Not in a confined front garden — 2,350 mm and 730 mm across is a substantial object.
• ⚠ IP43, so not a wash-down or coastal front-line position.

Specifying it

Twin-head sphere post light, two 250 mm spheres. 2,350 mm recorded height. IP43. 220–240 V AC. Two E27 lamps — not included. Aluminium. Beige, Black, Burgundy, Green or White. ⚠ Warranty 1 year. ⛔ Made to order — allow up to 10 business days. ⛔ The title omits that this is a TWIN-head post; the web address carries it. ⛔ It records 730 mm wide where the other twin 250 mm posts record 680 mm — 730 mm is the twin 300 mm width, so either the width or the sphere size is wrong. Ask us before ordering if the spread matters. ⛔ No maximum lamp wattage, footing specification or wind rating.

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