The Domus GT-674 Vienna is a single-head post light 1,310mm tall, 164mm wide, IP23, takingone B22 lamp, in aluminium. Five powder-coated colours.

This item is made to order

Up to 10 business days for production before it ships. Order a runtogether a later powder-coat batch is not guaranteed to match.

The Vienna heights are consistent, and they describe the whole fitting

• The same 150mm step, twice. So a twin crossbar sits 150mmhigher than a single head, and the recorded figure is the height of the whole fitting postplus lantern.
• Worth knowing because the Monaco range next to it works differently. Monaco heightsare constant across head counts, so that figure describes the post and youadd the lantern.
• Both are internally consistent but neither listing tells you whichconvention it is using, so comparing a Vienna height against a Monaco height compares twodifferent things.
• For this fitting the practical answer is simple: 1,310mm to the top, asinstalled.

1,310 mm is a low post, and a slim one

• 164mm wide the slimmest post footprint in these traditionalranges (the Monaco single records 650mm).
• Which makes it the one that fits a narrow border, a path edge or the strip between afence and a driveway, where the wider ranges will not.
• The lantern sits at about chest height, below eye level, so you look slightly downonto it glare is modest and the light falls onto the path.
• Repeated along a walkway at regular centres, a slim low post reads as a consideredscheme rather than a row of objects.

IP23 the same water resistance, less protection from debris

• IP23 and IP43 share the same second digit, 3 spraying water.This is not less waterproof than the Monaco or Siena ranges.
• The first digit differs: IP43 excludes objects over 1mm; IP23 onlythose over 12.5mm, so insects and fine debris can enter.
• On a low post that is worth thinking about it sits down in the planting,where there is more of both. Expect to clean it occasionally.
• It is a range characteristic, not a fault here: 20 of the 25 Vienna listings recordIP23.

It takes a B22 bayonet lamp

• B22, not E27 as 22 of the 25 Vienna listings are. The Monaco and Siena ranges are E27, so you cannot move globes betweenthem.
• 810W B22 LED, warm at 27003000K, rated for enclosed anddamp use. No maximum wattage is recorded in any source.
• B22 LEDs are less widely stocked in warm, compact shapes. Ask us to supplylamps with the fitting.
• No footing depth, base plate size, fixing pattern or wind rating is recorded. At 164mm wide the sail area is small, but it still goes into concrete askus for the detail.

Where it works

• Narrow borders and path edges the slimmest of these post ranges.
• Repeated along a walkway at regular centres.
• Traditional and period gardens.
• Not for a driveway the 1,930mm medium post covers more ground.
• Not under heavy leaf drop without expecting to clean it.

Specifying it

Single-head exterior post light. 1,310mm high, 164mm wide. IP23.220240V AC. One B22 lamp not included. Aluminium. Beige, Black, Burgundy, Green orWhite. Warranty 1 year. Made to order allow up to 10 business days. The Vienna heights describe the WHOLE fitting(a twin adds a consistent 150mm), where the Monaco range records the post so the two are notdirectly comparable. It takes B22 bayonet, not E27. IP23: the same water resistance as IP43 but sealedonly against objects over 12.5mm. No maximum lamp wattage, footing specification or windrating.

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Questions

Does the 1,310mm include the lantern?

Yes. We can tell because the twin-head version of the same post records 1,460mm exactly 150mm more and the same 150mm step appears between the single and twin medium posts (1,930 and 2,080mm). A consistent step like that means the recorded figure is the whole fitting: post plus lantern. Worth knowing because the Monaco range next to it works the other way its heights are constant across head counts, so that figure is the post and you add the lantern. Neither listing tells you which convention it uses.

How much room does it need?

164mm wide the slimmest post footprint in these traditional Domus ranges, where the Monaco single-head post records 650mm. That makes it the one that fits a narrow border, a path edge or the strip between a fence and a driveway, where the wider ranges simply will not. It is worth choosing on that basis alone if space is the constraint.

What lamp does it take?

B22 bayonet, not E27 as 22 of the 25 Vienna listings are. The Monaco and Siena ranges are E27, so you cannot move globes between them, and if you are mixing ranges on one property you will be buying two kinds. We would fit an 810W B22 LED, warm at 27003000K, rated for enclosed and damp use. B22 LEDs are less widely stocked in warm, compact shapes, so ask us to supply lamps with the fitting.

Is IP23 good enough outdoors?

For rain, yes. IP23 and IP43 carry the same second digit, 3, meaning protection against spraying water so this is not less waterproof than the Monaco or Siena ranges. The difference is the first digit, solid ingress: IP43 excludes anything over 1mm, IP23 only anything over 12.5mm, so insects and fine debris can enter. On a low post that sits down in the planting it is worth expecting to clean it occasionally.

Will it light my path?

At chest height with the lantern facing down onto the walking surface, yes it lights a path rather than just marking it. What it will not do is cover a driveway; for that the 1,930mm medium post throws considerably further from one fitting. If you are lighting a walkway, several of these at regular centres works better than fewer taller ones, and the slim 164mm footprint makes that practical on a narrow border.

What footing does it need?

Not recorded no depth, base plate size, fixing pattern or wind rating, which is the same gap across all these traditional Domus ranges. At 164mm wide the sail area is the smallest of these posts, so the loading is gentle, but it still goes into concrete and it is easier to get right the first time. Tell us the site and the soil and we will get the detail from Domus.

How long will it take to arrive?

Up to 10 business days for production. Domus builds it to order because the body is powder coated in the colour you choose after ordering, which is why five colours are offered rather than one stocked finish. If you are installing a run along a path, order them all together a second order starts its own ten days, and on a row of posts a powder-coat mismatch between batches would be visible.