TURIN-LARGE WALL BRACKET C-ARM DOWN B22

The Domus TURIN LARGE wall bracket, C-arm downward is a wall-mounted exterior lantern — 640 mm high, 370 mm wide, B22, 240 V, IP43, in five colours.

⭐⭐ A curve with the lantern beneath — the combination worth having

• ⭐ The LARGE range offers a straight downward arm, this curved one, and a curved upward one.
• ⭐⭐ THE CURVE IS WHAT MAKES A DOWNWARD LANTERN LOOK TRADITIONAL. ⭐ A straight arm with a lantern hung under it reads as functional; a curved arm reads as a period fitting, because the curve is what the original gas brackets had.
• ⭐ SO THIS IS THE ONE THAT GIVES YOU BOTH THINGS AT ONCE:
  • ⭐ The traditional silhouette of a curved arm.
  • ⭐ The orientation that spills no light, shades its own source, and lasts longest in weather.
• ⭐ ON A HERITAGE FRONTAGE NEAR A BOUNDARY THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT IS WANTED — ⭐ where an upward lantern would spill over the line and a straight arm would look too plain.

⭐ Downward is the durable orientation

• ⭐⭐ THE LANTERN HANGS BENEATH THE ARM, SO ITS OWN BODY SHEDS WATER AWAY FROM THE OPENING rather than collecting it. ⭐ That is why a downward bracket outlives an upward one on any elevation that takes weather.
• ⭐ IT IS ALSO THE CONSIDERATE ARRANGEMENT. ⭐ Nothing goes into the sky, the lantern body shades the source from anyone looking at the wall from a distance, and light lands on the ground where it is useful rather than on the wall above.
• ⭐ ON A BOUNDARY WALL, A SHARED DRIVEWAY OR A DENSE STREET THAT MATTERS MORE THAN THE EFFECT. ⭐ An upward lantern on a party wall is a complaint waiting to happen.
• ⭐ IP43 STILL MEANS SPRAYING WATER TO 60° FROM VERTICAL rather than driving rain, ⭐ so mount it under an eave or off the weather side where you can — the downward geometry helps but does not change the rating. ⭐ The 4 excludes wires and most insects.

⭐ Its dimensions match the upward C-arm — checked, and correct

⭐ Both C-arm brackets publish 370 mm wide and 640 mm high. ⚠ Identical figures on two SKUs normally read as a copy-paste error. ⭐⭐ HERE THEY ARE MIRROR IMAGES — the same curve and the same lantern in the same envelope, with the arm rotated. ⭐ A mirrored pair genuinely occupies the same box. ⭐ What differs is where the lantern sits within it: on this downward version the lantern hangs below the fixing, so set the mounting height from the bottom of the lantern — the opposite of the upward version, and the commonest error when both are specified on one job.

⚠ 370 mm, and a curve sweeps wider than it measures

• ⭐ It projects to 370 mm and hangs 640 mm below the fixing. ⚠ Enough to catch a door, a gate, or someone carrying something past.
• ⭐⭐ AND A C-ARM REACHES ITS WIDEST PARTWAY OUT, so a straight measurement from the wall understates what it sweeps past. ⭐ Check the swing of anything near it and the width of the path beneath.
• ⭐ A USEFUL MOUNTING HEIGHT IS AROUND 2.1–2.3 m to the fixing, putting the lantern bottom near 1.45–1.65 m — ⭐ above head height and below the point where light stops being useful on the ground.
• ⚠ MOUNT THEM AT A CONSISTENT HEIGHT ALONG A FACADE, and pick one arm type for the whole property. ⭐ Straight and curved arms side by side look unresolved, and uneven heights are conspicuous at night because the light pools do not line up.

⭐ B22, no lamp, and opal at a door

⭐ The lamp is not included. ⭐⭐ ON A WALL BRACKET THE LANTERN IS AT OR NEAR EYE LEVEL FOR ANYONE APPROACHING THE DOOR, so a clear or filament lamp is a bright point directly in their view. ⭐ An opal B22 fills the lantern and reads as a glowing object. ⭐ On the Large lantern use a globe shape sized to fill the body; a small bright source inside a big diffuser looks wrong. ⭐ Warm rather than cool: at an entrance, cool white reads as institutional and unwelcoming. ⭐ The moulded acrylic lens yellows gradually under UV, so if the lantern dims and the lamp is new, check the lens.

⚠ "Large" is a parallel range

⭐ Bracket reference GT-481, against the standard range's GT-421, and the LARGE offers only one complete post height. ⭐⭐ DECIDE THE LARGEST ARRANGEMENT THE PROPERTY NEEDS FIRST, THEN PICK THE FAMILY. ⚠ Do not mix the two sizes: a Large lantern beside a standard one reads as a mistake rather than a hierarchy.

⛔ Made to order

Allow up to 10 business days for production. ⭐ Five colours applied to order. ⚠ Order a facade's worth together so the finish comes from one batch.

✅ What is published

Where it works

• ⭐⭐ Heritage frontages near a boundary — ⭐ period look, no spill.
• ⭐ Exposed elevations — ⭐ the downward body sheds water.
• ⭐ Entrances — ⭐ light on the ground, not the sky.
• ⚠ Not near a door or gate swing — ⭐ the curve sweeps wide.
• ⚠ Not mixed with straight arms — ⭐ pick one type.

Specifying it

Exterior wall bracket, C-arm downward, LARGE lantern. 640 mm high, 370 mm wide. B22, lamp not included. 220–240 V. IP43. Die-cast aluminium with moulded acrylic lens. Five colours. Bracket reference GT-481. Made to order, up to 10 business days. 1-year warranty. ⭐⭐ THE CURVE IS WHAT MAKES A DOWNWARD LANTERN LOOK TRADITIONAL — a straight arm with a lantern hung under it reads as functional, where a curved arm reads as a period fitting because the curve is what the original gas brackets had. So this is the one that gives you both at once: the traditional silhouette, and the orientation that spills no light, shades its own source and lasts longest in weather. On a heritage frontage near a boundary that is exactly what is wanted. ⭐ ITS DIMENSIONS MATCH THE UPWARD C-ARM BECAUSE THE TWO ARE MIRROR IMAGES — but set this one's height from the BOTTOM of the lantern, which is the opposite of the upward version.

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