Facade lamps are fixtures designed to illuminate spaces around the home or building such as the terrace, balcony, front doors, or garage entrance. Exterior wall lamps can also be used on fences, at entrances or driveways, and in garden gazebos. External sconces are also a great way to highlight architectural elements of the building facade. Depending on the application, we can choose different types of wall lamps. Sconces for the terrace or balcony often need to illuminate a larger area without dazzling those present, while when illuminating the facade, a directional lamp with a narrow beam angle is often chosen. In addition to their primary function of providing light, classic sconces will also serve a decorative role.
The appropriate selection of facade lamps will determine the final visual and practical effect. Initially, we can choose the style of sconces that will fit the building and surroundings, whether they are classic, traditional, or modern LED facade lamps. A retro exterior sconce with frosted glass or stylish wall lamps with decorated glass or a globe in an elegant basket. All of these fixtures will add style and enhance the walls of your homes. Another good idea is to choose a facade lamp with adjustable light source inclination, which will allow for more precise lighting of the designated area. We can opt for modern sconces with built-in LED diodes, which will provide long-lasting joy from the emitted light and help save on electricity bills. Traditional fixtures for various bulb types are also available, allowing us to decide on the best power and light color for a given location.
Depending on the mounting method, we can distinguish two types of facade lamps. The first are fixtures directly mounted on the facade, meaning the entire back of the lamp adheres to the wall, while the second type are external sconces on an arm or bracket, making them easier to install in tight, hard-to-reach places. In most cases, the installation of classic sconces involves screwing the mounting kit to the wall and then attaching the entire lamp to it. All of the facade lamps offered by us come with installation instructions available on the product page.