Wally wall light product specifications
| Feature |
Details |
| Product Code |
93033 |
| Thickness |
100 mm |
| IP Class |
IP54 (suitable for outdoor use) |
| Voltage |
230 V |
| Light Colours |
2,700 K, 4,000 K, or amber (593 nm) |
| Wood Options |
Larch/Douglas, Oak, Rustic Chestnut, or Accoya |
Why choose the Wally wall light
Designed for adaptable lighting
The Wally gives you full control over how spaces are illuminated. Choose up-lighting, down-lighting, or both to create the right atmosphere for your environment. This flexibility ensures the Wally works beautifully across a range of outdoor applications.
Clean, seamless installation
With its smart stainless steel suspension system, the Wally fixes securely to the wall without visible screws. The result is a refined, uncluttered finish that enhances the surrounding architecture without distraction.
Built to last and safeguard
Crafted with high-quality timber options and an advanced LED module, the Wally is engineered for longevity. Its safeguard system helps protect against theft, offering peace of mind for organisations managing public or shared spaces.
Customisable for your identity
Beyond performance, the Wally can carry a distinctive mark. From engraved numbering to bespoke milling, it’s an outdoor mood light that not only brightens spaces but also reinforces identity and place-making.
Bringing light to the right places
The Wally wall light is designed to do more than illuminate — it helps create safer, more welcoming spaces for people to move through and enjoy. Its adaptable design and secure installation make it a dependable choice for organisations seeking lighting that blends practicality with atmosphere.
- Transport hubs and stations – provide clear guidance and added safety in areas where people are on the move.
- Educational campuses – improve visibility along pathways, entrances, and courtyards, ensuring students and staff feel secure.
- Hospitality venues – create a warm, inviting atmosphere for hotels, restaurants, and outdoor dining spaces.
- Public buildings and cultural sites – highlight entrances and exterior features while maintaining architectural integrity.
- Commercial complexes – support navigation and identity for office parks, shopping centres, or mixed-use developments.
Healthcare facilities – enhance accessibility and reassurance in areas where reliable lighting matters most.