Rust That Climbs the Wall, Light That Falls Both WaysAway from the ground level bollards in the Rusty family, the Up/Down Square brings that same weathered steel character to a facade, throwing light both upward and downward from a small square housing fixed flat to the wall.Where It Sits in the Rusty FamilyThis square housing has a round bodied sibling, the Rusty Up/Down round wall light, giving you a choice of silhouette while keeping the same up and down light effect and rust finish. It is the only wall mounted piece in this batch, standing apart from the ground level bollards, cones and pathlights in the wider Rusty collection.How It WorksSLV treats the FeCSi steel body with a controlled chemical process that produces a genuine rust surface, one that continues to change character as it is exposed to the weather. Inside, integrated SMD LEDs rated at 14W deliver 548 lumens through an indirect up and down beam, with a built in switch to select between 3000K and 4000K before installation. The fixture is rated IP65 for outdoor use and mounts flush to a wall.Where It Works BestIts up and down beam suits either side of a front door, along a boundary wall, or spaced across a facade where you want to pick out texture in brick or render rather than light the ground itself.Good to Know Dimensions approximately 18cm high, 14.5cm wide, 16.5cm deep Material: FeCSi steel with a controlled rust weathering finish Light source: integrated SMD LED, 14W, 548 lumens, switchable between 3000K and 4000K IP65 rated for outdoor use Surface mounted to a wall Covered by SLV's 5 year guarantee Questions People AskCan I choose between warm and cool light? Yes, there is a built in switch that lets you select between 3000K and 4000K, though this needs to be set before installation rather than adjusted afterward.Does this need an earth spike like the bollards in the range? No, this is a wall mounted fixture that sits flush to the wall, so there is no earth spike involved, unlike the ground level bollards elsewhere in the collection.How does it compare to the round Up/Down wall light? Both share the same rust finish and up and down beam effect, so the choice mostly comes down to whether you prefer a square or round housing on the wall.
