Corner bracket for exterior light?

May 01, 2005 7 Replies

My neighbour has an outside light at the back of his house (fitted before he moved in!) which sticks out at 45 deg to the corner of the building, thereby illuminating both the back and side of the property with a single bulb. The bracket which it's attached to looks like an inverted 'London' shelf bracket on its side.



Anyone know a supplier of a bracket (or light fitting?) like this? Suspect the bracket came with the light.



Thanks David


TLC - Elite lanterns bracket only @ 7.20 quids. GL CLBB

Others too for different makes.

Durably built of die cast metal construction with the "arms" of the bracket canted upwards so the weight of the light braces it against the corner of the wall.

Next door has one but it was installed 20 ?? years ago.

I rather think it has been superceded by the plastic/sheet metal tat we get from China nowadays.

:-(

DG

That's exactly the one - hey: do you live next-door-but-one to me?! David

Thanks Dave, that's certainly a possibility (I tried TLC actually, without success - maybe searching on the keyword "corner" would have helped....)

David

Wholesale Fittings stock Coughtrie - or at least their bulkhead fittings.

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