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SLATE takes the bollard down to its simplest form: a black aluminium rectangle with a warm light source and nothing else to look at. It suits modern courtyards, gravel drives and architectural planting schemes where a decorative lantern would look out of place and the lighting is meant to be felt rather than noticed as an object in its own right.
Three heights - 20, 40 and 60cm - cover different jobs from the same visual language, which is what lets a garden read as one scheme rather than several. The shortest works as a low marker through low planting or along a gravel edge; the tallest throws light further across a path or driveway. Each unit covers roughly three to five square metres, which is the figure to plan spacing around when laying out a run.
The body is aluminium with an IP54 rating, sealed against dust and splashing water for normal outdoor exposure. It accepts a wide AC 85-265V input, so it specifies easily across regions. Route cable below ground before finishing paths or turf, and have installation completed by a qualified electrician in accordance with local outdoor electrical regulations.
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SLATE takes the bollard down to its simplest form, with nothing else to look at. It suits modern courtyards and gravel drives where a decorative lantern would look out of place.
At 20, 40 and 60cm the same shape does different jobs. The shortest marks a gravel edge through low planting, the tallest throws light across a path or driveway.
Each unit covers roughly three to five square metres, which is the number to plan spacing around. Get that right and the garden reads as one lit scheme rather than several fittings.
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Each one covers roughly three to five square metres, so measure the run you want lit and divide from there. Err toward one more rather than one fewer, since gaps read as failures and overlap reads as design.
The 20cm works as a low marker through planting or along a gravel edge. The 40cm suits paths. The 60cm belongs on a driveway where the light needs to travel further before it lands.
The aluminium body carries an IP54 rating, sealed against dust and splashing water for normal outdoor exposure. It handles rain and everyday garden conditions in place all year.
It accepts a wide AC 85 to 265V input, which covers most regional supplies without extra conversion. Route the cable below ground before paths or turf are finished and have an electrician complete the install.
That is what the plain black rectangle is for. Against architectural planting, poured concrete or gravel it disappears by day and simply lights the ground at night, which is the point.