A tall, ribbed bar of natural alabaster. The fluting is not only decorative — the vertical channels break up the light as it passes through, so the fitting glows evenly along its whole length instead of concentrating brightness at the centre. On a long corridor wall that is the difference between a continuous line of light and a row of hot spots.
The proportions are intentionally narrow and tall, which suits the way corridors are actually lit: repeated at regular centres, at a consistent height, reading as a rhythm rather than as individual fittings.
Where It Works Best
- Hotel corridors — an even run of light with no banding between fittings.
- Entrance halls and lobbies — a vertical form that holds a tall wall.
- Stairwells — light that follows the rise of the stair.
- Restaurant and bar walls — warm vertical accents behind banquette seating.
Specifications
| Dimensions (metric) | Width 100 mm; Height 300 / 450 mm; Projection 50 mm |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (imperial) | Width 3.94 in; Height 11.81 / 17.72 in; Projection 1.97 in |
| Packed weight | 0.5 kg / 1.1 lb |
| Product type | Wall sconce, surface-mounted |
| Shade | Natural alabaster, fluted vertical bar |
| Mounting | Wall-mounted, hardwired |
| Light source | Confirmed against your order — E26/E27, G9 or integrated LED |
| Dimmable | Yes, with a compatible dimmer — confirmed at order stage |
| Application | Corridors, entrance halls, stairwells, restaurant walls |
| Sold by | The piece, against the MOQ shown |
Getting an Even Corridor Run
The single biggest variable in corridor lighting is spacing, not the fitting. As a starting point, space these at roughly 1.5 to 2 times their height and check the result against the ceiling height and the carpet tone before fixing the schedule. Send us the corridor length, ceiling height and intended mounting height and we will suggest a spacing.
Keep the mounting height consistent along the run. Because the light is spread along the bar rather than concentrated, a fitting set 50 mm lower than its neighbours is more noticeable than it would be with a single-source sconce.
For a matching ceiling line above, see our hotel and banquet range.
Ordering & FAQ
What does the price include?
The price covers the fitting itself, in-house quality inspection before packing, export-grade packing, and inland freight to your named China port. International freight, customs clearance, import duties and taxes are quoted separately, so you can use your own forwarder if you prefer.
Can the finish, size or bulb type be changed?
Yes. These are made to order, so the metal finish, shade size and socket type can all be adjusted. Send us the specification you need and we will confirm feasibility, MOQ and price before you commit.
How long is the lead time?
Lead time is confirmed per order rather than quoted as a blanket figure, because it depends on quantity, finish and whether any part of the design is customised. We put it in writing before you place the order.
Is certification documentation available?
Certification documentation can be arranged per order and destination market. Tell us the destination market and the compliance route you need, and we will confirm what can be supplied with your order.
What spacing do you recommend for a corridor?
It depends on the corridor length, ceiling height and the tone of the wall. Send us those three things and we will suggest a spacing and a mounting height. As a rule of thumb, space them at 1.5 to 2 times the fitting height.
What Your Quote Includes
- The price shown above, against the MOQ on each variant
- In-house quality inspection before packing
- Export-grade packing
- Inland freight to the named China port
Quoted separately: international freight, customs clearance, import duties and taxes. We do not bundle these into the unit price, so you are free to use your own forwarder and you can see exactly what you are paying for.
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