Domus GT-664 Monaco Triple Head Tall Post

The Domus GT-664 Monaco is a triple-head post light — 2,350 mm tall, 860 mm wide, 650 mm deep, IP43, taking three E27 lamps, in die-cast aluminium with moulded acrylic lenses. 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 an entrance.

⭐ Three heads, and no wider than the two-head post

• ⭐ Across three independent families, a Domus triple never records a greater width than its twin — and in one case records less.
• ⭐ Three heads in a row could not fit in the width of two. So the arrangement is fitting the third head inside the twin's envelope. ⚠ We checked whether it gains height instead, and it does not — the single, twin and triple tall posts all record 2,350 mm, and the Vienna range behaves the same way. So we have no mechanism to offer, and we are not going to invent one.
• ⚠ No source states the layout, and we are not presenting a deduction as a specification. ⭐ Ask us and we will confirm with Domus — on a gateway with a fixed opening, the answer decides the purchase.
• ✅ What is certain is the recorded footprint: 860 mm wide, 650 mm deep — the same as the twin, so it fits wherever the twin fits.

⭐ Three lanterns is the most light in the range

• ⭐ Roughly triple a single-head post and half again the twin, spread across three points.
• ⭐ Use modest lamps. Three 8 W lamps give more total light than one 20 W and put it in three places — which is the whole reason to buy a triple. ⚠ Running cost is three lamps, on a fitting that typically runs dusk to dawn.
• ⚠ At 2,350 mm all three clear eye level, so they read as light sources rather than objects, and lamp choice is less constrained than on the lower posts.
• ⭐ It is the fitting for a grand entrance — where presence matters as much as coverage.

✅ Its height is published, and shared with the whole tall family

2,350 mm — ✅ the 2.35 m on the datasheet, and the same figure the single-head and twin-head tall posts record. ⭐ Three head counts, one height — the Monaco figure describes the shared post. ⚠ There is also a 3LT 2.4 m version under a different title convention, recording 820 mm wide.

⛔ Gaps, and a lamp-base warning

• ⛔ No maximum lamp wattage, footing depth, base plate size or wind rating. ⚠ Three lanterns at 2.35 m is the largest total sail area in the range — ⭐ settle the footing with us first.
• ✅ 8–10 W E27 LED in each, warm at 2700–3000 K, enclosed and damp rated.
• ⚠ Check the lamp base — on a triple you would be buying three of the wrong globe. ✅ This is E27; ⛔ the Chester, Avignon and most Vienna ranges are B22 bayonet rather than E27.

Where it works

• Grand entrances and gateways, where presence matters as much as light.
• Long approaches, spreading light across three points.
• Larger traditional and period properties.
• ⚠ Not where the head arrangement is critical until we have confirmed it.
• ⚠ IP43, so not a wash-down or coastal front-line position.

Specifying it

Triple-head exterior post light. 2,350 mm high, 860 mm wide, 650 mm deep. IP43. 220–240 V AC. Three E27 lamps — not included. Die-cast aluminium body, moulded acrylic lenses. Beige, Black, Burgundy, Green or White. ⚠ Warranty 1 year. ⛔ Made to order — allow up to 10 business days. ⭐ It records the SAME width as the twin-head post, and the same HEIGHT — so the third head fits inside the twin's envelope, and it will go wherever the twin goes. ⚠ The layout itself is recorded nowhere. ⚠ No source states the layout; ask us. ⛔ No maximum lamp wattage, footing specification or wind rating.

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