Exterior

Outdoor lights face conditions that indoor fittings never do, so the first check on any exterior specification is the IP rating. IP44 covers splashing, IP65 protects against dust and water jets, and higher ratings suit fittings that sit at ground level or in wash-down zones, so match the rating to where the fitting will actually be installed. Corrosion resistance matters just as much on coastal and high-exposure commercial sites, where salt air breaks down inadequate finishes quickly, so specify marine-grade materials or protective coatings for outdoor lighting within reach of the coast. Finish durability then determines how the installation looks after a few seasons of UV and weather, which is why powder-coated and stainless options are worth confirming before quoting, especially where fittings are expected to last well beyond the defects period. For pathways, entrances and car park edges, the Bollard, Post & Pillar Lights range offers robust, low-maintenance fittings designed for exposed positions.

A complete exterior scheme layers light across the site, and specifying outdoor lights from one coordinated range keeps finishes, colour temperatures and drivers consistent from the driveway to the back deck. Where a project needs low-level, glare-controlled illumination along walls, paths and landscape edges, the Bunker Lights range delivers it in compact, low-profile fittings. For steps, ramps and level changes where safety is the priority, the Exterior Step Lights range places light exactly where footing is most at risk, reducing trip hazards after dark. Combining these exterior lamps with wall, bollard and post fittings gives specifiers a full lighting plan without mixing brands or chasing stock across multiple suppliers. 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.