Ninety-six millimetres of aluminium, and what is inside it.
A single hollow extrusion does the structure, the heatsink and the housing at once. Everything else bolts into two slots cut down its length — which is why the lamp can be taken apart on a kitchen table with a 2.5 mm hex key.
Elevation and section, drawn together.
Drawn by Hedda Vogelsang, 11 September 2025. Tolerances: ±0.4 mm on the extrusion, ±1.5 mm on the finished length. The lens line is the only curve in the whole lamp.
Eleven parts. Where each one is from, and what it weighs.
Total 4 612 g. Nothing on this list is bonded shut; every line is a part you can order from us by its code for as long as we are here.
Hang it at 1 400. Everything else is a compromise.
The lens is designed around one distance. Go higher and the pool spreads and thins; go lower and the louvre stops protecting the seated eye. We ship 2 000 mm of cable so you can get to 1 400 from most ceilings, and we will tell you if yours is wrong.
Graphite, 20 µm, and nothing else on the list.
Hard anodising at twenty microns, sealed hot, run in one tank on a Monday. It is darker than most architectural greys and it marks less than paint. There is no white version, no brass version and no custom RAL — a second colour would mean a second anodising run for forty lamps a month, and the cost of that lands on you rather than on us.
Drawings, on request.
We will send the DXF of the section, the ceiling rose template and the full photometric file so your electrician and your architect can argue with us before you buy anything.