Mousehole ip65 path light in bronze
No need for EEEK-ing or shrieking in the dark when the path is lit with these little up or downlighters. (We call it the Mousehole light…geddit? Actually, Mousehole is a charming village near Lands End, pronounced “Mowzzul”, should you be interested or need to ask directions!). Very discreet, rounded little treasures made in solid brass, with a bronze finish, which is a great choice for all outside environments, even the more hostile coastal ones. (Please note this product is 12V so if you're using mains electricity, you'll need a transformer. Your electrician will advise you - the transformer you require will depend on a number of factors.)
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Mousehole ip65 path light in bronze
Mousehole ip65 path light in bronze
No need for EEEK-ing or shrieking in the dark when the path is lit with these little up or downlighters. (We call it the Mousehole light…geddit? Actually, Mousehole is a charming village near Lands End, pronounced “Mowzzul”, should you be interested or need to ask directions!). Very discreet, rounded little treasures made in solid brass, with a bronze finish, which is a great choice for all outside environments, even the more hostile coastal ones. (Please note this product is 12V so if you're using mains electricity, you'll need a transformer. Your electrician will advise you - the transformer you require will depend on a number of factors.)
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No need for EEEK-ing or shrieking in the dark when the path is lit with these little up or downlighters. (We call it the Mousehole light…geddit? Actually, Mousehole is a charming village near Lands End, pronounced “Mowzzul”, should you be interested or need to ask directions!). Very discreet, rounded little treasures made in solid brass, with a bronze finish, which is a great choice for all outside environments, even the more hostile coastal ones. (Please note this product is 12V so if you're using mains electricity, you'll need a transformer. Your electrician will advise you - the transformer you require will depend on a number of factors.)
