Elstead Matlock Old Bronze Finish Outdoor Wall Lantern MATLOCK

Elstead Matlock Traditional Old Bronze Outdoor Wall Lantern

The Elstead Matlock Outdoor Wall Lantern is a masterfully crafted lighting fixture that draws inspiration from traditional medieval wrought iron metalwork. Finished in a rich Old Bronze, this lantern brings a sense of historical charm to any exterior setting. The standout feature is its beautiful seeded glass panels, which create a distinctive textured lighting effect, casting a soft and atmospheric glow across your garden or patio. Designed to withstand the British elements, the robust steel frame has been hot zinc dipped to prevent corrosion, offering long-lasting durability alongside its aesthetic appeal.

For practical maintenance, the lantern includes a functional hinged front door, ensuring that changing the single E14 bulb is a simple task. This feature blends heritage style with modern convenience effortlessly. Measuring 32cm in height and featuring a compact 11cm projection, the Matlock provides a reliable and stylish solution for period-style properties without overwhelming the architecture. It is an ideal choice for those looking to add character and security to their home's exterior.

Key Features

• Authentic medieval-inspired design with a vintage-style Old Bronze finish.
• Crafted from hot zinc dipped steel with a 2-year anti-rust guarantee for enhanced weather resistance.
• Textured seeded glass panels that provide a unique and inviting lighting effect when illuminated.
• Functional hinged front door design for effortless access when replacing bulbs.
• IP43 rated, making it suitable for sheltered outdoor areas and traditional building exteriors.

Perfect For

This traditional lantern is the perfect choice for illuminating entryways, porches, and garden walls of cottages or period homes. Its slim 12.5cm width and compact projection make it an excellent fit for narrow walkways or exterior spaces where a streamlined lantern is preferred. This fixture beautifully complements natural stone or brickwork, enhancing the character of traditional British architecture.