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The Domus PARIS WALL BRACKET DOWN S-ARM is an outdoor wall light — 450 mm high, 275 mm projection, die-cast aluminium and moulded acrylic, IP43, 1 × B22, in five colours.
⭐ Domus sells the same bracket both ways, at the same 275 × 450 mm. ⚠ Nothing published explains the difference, and it is not cosmetic.
| ⭐ DOWN arm (this one) | UP arm | |
|---|---|---|
| Lantern sits | ⭐ Below the arm, hanging | Above the arm, standing |
| Light goes | ⭐ Mostly down — onto the path | ⚠ More upward and sideways |
| Glare to a neighbour | ⭐ Less | ⚠ More |
| Rain and debris | ⭐ Sheds — the open side faces down | ⚠ Collects — leaves and water sit in the top |
| Cleaning | ⭐ Rarely needed | ⚠ Expect to clear it |
| Looks | Traditional coach-lamp | ⭐ More formal, more upright |
⭐ This bracket stands 275 mm out from the wall. ⚠ On a path narrower than about a metre, that is a real intrusion at head height — ⭐ and at 450 mm tall mounted at the usual 2 m, the bottom of the lantern sits around 1.55 m, which is below eye level. ⭐ For a narrow passage, the Paris HALF wall bracket projects 150 mm instead — ⚠ though note that one takes E27, not B22.
⭐ “Requires: 1 × B22 Globe (not included).” ⛔ No maximum wattage published. ⭐ Prefer LED in an enclosed acrylic lantern.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | W 275 × H 450 mm |
| ⭐ Arm | ⭐ DOWN S-arm — lantern hangs below |
| Projection | 275 mm — ⭐ against 150 mm on the half bracket |
| Lamp | ⛔ 1 × B22 — NOT included |
| IP rating | IP43 — ⚠ spray only |
| Voltage | 240 V AC |
| Construction | Die-cast aluminium, moulded acrylic lens |
| Origin | ⭐ Made in Italy — assembled and powder coated in Australia |
| Warranty | ⭐ 12 months, replacement |
| ⛔ Mounting height guidance · max wattage | ⛔ Not published |
Outdoor wall bracket, down S-arm. W 275 × H 450 mm. Die-cast aluminium with moulded acrylic lens. IP43. 240 V AC. 1 × B22 lamp required, not included. Made in Italy, assembled and powder coated in Australia. Five colours. 12-month replacement warranty. Made to order, allow up to 10 business days. ⭐ DOWN-ARM VERSUS UP-ARM IS NOT A STYLING CHOICE. A down arm hangs the lantern below, puts light on the path, spills less toward a neighbour, and SHEDS rain and leaves. ⚠ AN UP ARM COLLECTS THEM — under a tree that means a dimmed fitting, moisture held against the seal, and someone on a ladder. ⭐ Under trees or near a boundary, take the down arm. ⚠ Check the 275mm projection against a narrow path.
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Not styling. Domus sells the same bracket both ways at the same size, and nothing published explains the difference. A down arm hangs the lantern below the arm, so light goes mostly down onto the path. An up arm stands it above, so more light goes upward and sideways.
The down arm under trees, near gutters, or anywhere with leaf fall — and near a boundary. On a clean rendered wall with nothing above it, either works and the choice becomes aesthetic: the down arm reads as a traditional coach lamp, the up arm as more formal and upright.
Because an upward-facing lantern collects it. Leaves sit in the top, and once wet they stay — which dims the fitting, holds moisture against the seal, and eventually needs someone with a ladder. A down arm sheds both rain and debris because its open side faces the ground.
Yes. A down arm puts light on your path; an up arm spills more of it sideways, which in a townhouse or on a narrow block is your neighbour's bedroom window. It is a small choice with a real effect on how well the fitting is received.
275mm from the wall. On a path narrower than about a metre that is a real intrusion, though at 450mm tall mounted at the usual 2m the bottom of the lantern sits around 1.55m, which is below eye level rather than at it. For a narrow passage the Paris half wall bracket projects 150mm instead — noting that one takes E27 rather than B22.
No — 1 x B22 globe is required and not included. No maximum wattage is published, which matters inside an enclosed acrylic lantern where heat has nowhere to go, so prefer LED.
IP43 — spray to 60 degrees from vertical. Rain is fine; sprinkler throw and hosing are not. On a wall at normal mounting height it is rarely in either, which makes IP43 less of a constraint here than on a post at ground level.
| Brand | Domus Lighting |
|---|---|
| Model / SKUs | PARIS WALL BRACKET DOWN S-ARM — 15122 Beige, 15123 Black, 15124 Burgundy, 15125 Green, 15127 White |
| ⭐ DOWN vs UP ARM IS NOT STYLING | ⚠ Both sold at the same 275 × 450mm, with no explanation |
| ⭐ DOWN — lantern hangs below | ⭐ Light mostly DOWN onto the path |
| ⭐ And it SHEDS rain and debris | ⭐ The open side faces the ground |
| ⚠ UP — lantern stands above | ⚠ COLLECTS leaves and water in the top |
| ⚠ Which means | A dimmed fitting · moisture against the seal · ⛔ someone on a ladder |
| ⭐ So under trees or near gutters | ⭐ Take the DOWN arm |
| ⭐ Near a boundary too | ⚠ An up arm spills sideways — ⭐ into a neighbour's window |
| ⚠ Projection 275mm | ⚠ A real intrusion on a path under ~1m |
| ⭐ For a narrow passage | The Paris HALF bracket projects 150mm — ⚠ but takes E27, not B22 |
| ⛔ 1 × B22, not included | ⛔ No maximum wattage published — ⭐ prefer LED |
| ⚠ IP43 / warranty | Spray only · ⭐ 12 months replacement |
| ⭐ Down arm | Up arm | |
|---|---|---|
| Light | ⭐ Onto the path | ⚠ Up and sideways |
| ⭐ Debris | ⭐ Sheds | ⚠ Collects |
| Neighbour glare | ⭐ Less | ⚠ More |
| Look | Coach lamp | ⭐ More formal |
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