Overhead dining illumination benefits from streamlined fixtures that prioritize structural clarity. This aluminium pendant delivers precisely that through a linear form accented by precise geometric cutouts, echoing uncluttered Scandinavian design principles. Paired with sealed LED drivers, the unit ensures reliable performance while drawing minimal household current. The metal shell integrates reinforced iron detailing to withstand regular handling and environmental shifts.
You can adjust the installation height up to 1.2 metres using the provided suspension cord, enabling accurate placement above kitchen worktops, conference tables, or bar counters. Buyers select between two frame widths based on their layout: a compact 45-centimetre single-lumen model, or an expansive 90-centimetre triple-lumen arrangement. Each version mounts via a standardized circular ceiling cover measuring 26 centimetres across. Surface treatments are available in metallic gold or deep black to align with surrounding millwork or appliance finishes.
Illumination Range and Installation Settings
Operational loads focus on integrated circuit boards delivering either 13 watts or 26 watts, projecting even task lighting across 3 to 8 square metres depending on roof elevation and furniture spacing. Suitable for residential meal zones, commercial food service venues, public lounges, and studio apartments, the system maintains consistent brightness throughout its service life. The hybrid construction of coated aluminium and structural iron components prevents warping under sustained heat output.
Technical Parameters
- Primary Build: Cast aluminium body with decorative iron frameworks
- Exterior Finishes: Satin gold or flat black
- Frame Widths: 45 cm (single light) / 90 cm (three lights) | Roof cover spans 26 cm
- Rod Extension: Variable drop mechanism maxing out at 1.2 metres
- Diode Rating: Fixed LED modules selectable at 13 W or 26 W
- Effective Zone: Covers 3 to 8 square metres of ground area
- Approved Locations: Home kitchens, formal dining rooms, casual cafés, hotel restaurants, and open living areas