Description
This white mounting kit is a corner bracket made from steel, with an angled section that sits against the wall and a round plate that carries the light. It measures 5cm in height and 11.2cm in diameter, and weighs 0.261KG packed. It is an accessory rather than a light in its own right: its job is to give a wall light a firm, square footing on a corner, where a flat backplate could not sit flush.
It suits anyone who wants a wall light on a corner, where two walls meet and no flat surface faces the right way. The bracket bridges the angle so the fitting faces squarely forward rather than sitting askew. Its white finish keeps it quiet against pale paintwork or plaster, so the eye goes to the light rather than the hardware holding it.
Steel is strong and rigid, the qualities a bracket carrying a light needs. The round plate is drilled with a generous pattern of threaded holes radiating out from a large central opening, with a second large opening near the edge, so there is a choice of fixing positions rather than one fixed layout. The angled wall section is drilled for fixing to the wall. The installation instructions come as a download, and we suggest reading them alongside the instructions for your light before work begins.
Specification
| Height |
5cm |
| Diameter |
11.2cm |
| Body Material |
Steel |
| Body Colour |
White |
| Weight (packed) |
0.261KG |
Downloads
Installation Instructions (PDF)
Frequently Asked
What does this mounting kit do?
It is a steel corner bracket that lets a wall light be fixed on a corner where two walls meet, so the light faces squarely forward instead of sitting at an angle.
How big is the bracket?
It measures 5cm in height and 11.2cm in diameter, and it weighs 0.261KG packed, so it stays compact and adds little bulk at the corner.
What material is the bracket?
The body is steel in a white finish. Steel is strong and rigid, which gives the light a firm mounting point on the corner.
Does it come with installation instructions?
Yes, the installation instructions come as a download, and we recommend reading them together with the instructions for your light before any work begins.
Will the white finish suit my walls?
The white finish sits quietly against pale paintwork and plaster, keeping attention on the light itself rather than on the bracket holding it in place.