Description
The Hinkley Coastal is a compact outdoor wall lantern with a tapered metal shade in architectural bronze, housing a single GU10 LED bulb (included). The shade directs light downward in a controlled cone, making it suited to pathway illumination, back door positions, garage entrances and porch walls where downlighting reduces glare and limits light pollution.
Rated IP44 for use under covered outdoor positions such as porches, eaves and canopies, the lantern measures 154mm high, 127mm wide and projects 161mm from the wall. The flat square backplate fixes to standard outdoor electrical boxes and the modest projection keeps the fitting from protruding into narrow walkways. The bronze finish carries a low-sheen, textured surface that resists showing fingerprints and water marks, and pairs well with timber cladding, stone or brick facades.
The tapered shade form gives the lantern a contemporary profile without the hard geometry of purely angular designs. The architectural bronze tone sits between dark brown and charcoal grey, offering a warmer alternative to matt black while maintaining a neutral presence that does not dominate the facade. Used singly beside a door or in symmetrical pairs flanking an entrance, the Coastal provides practical task lighting with restrained visual weight.
Specification
| Fitting Height |
154mm |
| Width |
127mm |
| Projection/Depth |
161mm |
| Maximum Wattage |
8W LED |
| Socket |
GU10 |
| Bulb(s) Included |
Yes |
| Guarantee |
5 Year Guarantee |
Downloads
Product Specification Sheet
Frequently Asked
Is the GU10 bulb included?
Yes. The lantern ships with an 8W GU10 LED bulb factory-fitted. Replacement GU10 bulbs are widely available if needed in future.
Can it be used in fully exposed outdoor positions?
The IP44 rating means the lantern is protected against splashing water from any direction, but it is designed for covered positions under eaves, porches or canopies. Fully exposed positions (wall-mounted with no overhead cover) benefit from IP65 or higher ratings.
What colour is architectural bronze?
Architectural bronze sits between dark brown and charcoal grey with a low-sheen, textured surface. It is warmer than matt black but more neutral than traditional oil-rubbed bronze finishes.
Does the light shine upward or downward?
The tapered shade directs light downward in a controlled cone pattern. No upward light spill occurs, making it suited to dark-sky compliant installations where light pollution is a concern.