Exterior Wall Lights

Specifying exterior wall lights starts with matching the IP rating to the installation position. IP44 is a common baseline for sheltered spots such as covered entries and porches, while fully exposed walls, gable ends and coastal sites call for a higher rating and a finish built to resist corrosion. Material choice affects both longevity and maintenance: powder-coated aluminium, stainless steel and marine-grade finishes each age differently, so check whether the fitting will patina naturally or needs a protective coating to keep its finish over time. Outdoor wall lights on coastal or high-exposure commercial sites need this durability check more than most, since salt air and UV exposure will find any weak point in a lower-grade finish. Confirming IP rating and material together at the quoting stage avoids a fitting that looks right on paper but fails early on site. For a lower-level complement to a wall scheme, the Inground Lights range sits flush with paths and garden beds nearby.

A complete exterior scheme rarely stops at exterior wall lights alone, and specifying complementary fittings from the same range keeps finishes and colour temperatures consistent across the facade. A wall sconce style fitting works well as the decorative anchor at an entry, while security and utility lighting elsewhere on the site can share the same finish without competing for attention. Where a project needs broader area coverage rather than a single decorative point, the LED Floodlights range covers driveways, yards and larger open areas. For sites where security is the priority, the LED Security Lights range adds motion-triggered coverage alongside the decorative scheme. Trade pricing and stock availability across the full exterior range are confirmed through the Domus Partner network, so quantities and lead times are settled before the job starts.