The Domus PARIS POST TOP is a lantern head for an existingpost 415mm high, with a 60mm fitter,die-cast aluminium and moulded acrylic, IP43, 1 B22,in five colours.

The number that decides everything: a 60 mm fitter

• This is a lantern head, not a complete post light. It slides onto the topof a post you already have and the only question that matters is whether yourpost is the right diameter.
• It has a 60mm fitter. That figure appears in the description only.It is in no specification field on a 550-character listing, it is one clause inone sentence.
• 60mm is the common spigot size for garden and street posts, somost purpose-made posts will take it. What will NOT take it is a timber post, asquare post, or a masonry pillar and for a pillar there is a dedicated Parispillar mount instead.
• MEASURE THE POST BEFORE ORDERING. The outside diameter of the spigot, notthe post body many posts taper, and the top is narrower than the base. If it is not 60mm, tell us and we will check what adapts.

When a post top is the right answer

• The first row is the one worth pointing out. Replacing a lantern headkeeps the post, the footing and the cable which is the expensive,disruptive part of a post light. Digging out a concreted post and re-running a gardencable is a landscaping job; changing a head is an afternoon.
• And it lets you match a new fitting to an existing run. If three of fiveposts along a drive have failed, five Paris post tops make them a matched set again where five new complete posts would mean five new footings.

No globe, and B22

Requires: 1 B22 Globe (not included). Bayonet, matching therest of the Paris range except the half wall bracket, which is E27. No maximum wattage is published, which matters inside an enclosed acryliclantern. Prefer LED.

The published specification

Made to order allow up to 10 business days

Where it works

• Replacing a failed lantern on an existing 60mm post keep the footing.
• Re-matching a run of mixed or failed posts.
• Driveways and garden paths.
• Not on a masonry pillar take the Paris pillar mount.
• Not ordered until the spigot is measured.

Specifying it

Post top lantern head with 60mm fitter. L175 W105 H415mm.Die-cast aluminium with moulded acrylic lens. IP43. 240V AC. 1 B22 lamp required, not included. Madein Italy, assembled and powder coated in Australia. Five colours. 12-month replacement warranty. Made toorder, allow up to 10 business days. THE 60mm FITTER IS THE NUMBER THAT DECIDES WHETHER THIS FITS, and it appears in the descriptiononly in no specification field, on a 550-character listing. MEASURE THE SPIGOT, not the post body:many posts taper. THE REASON TO CHOOSE A POST TOP is that replacing a lantern head keeps the post, thefooting and the cable which is the expensive, disruptive part. Digging out a concreted post is alandscaping job; changing a head is an afternoon.

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Questions

Will it fit my post?

If your post has a 60mm spigot, yes. That is the fitter size, and it is the only question that really matters this is a lantern head rather than a complete post light, so it slides onto a post you already have. 60mm is the common spigot size for garden and street posts, so most purpose-made posts will take it.

Where do I find that figure?

In the description, and nowhere else. It appears in no specification field, and this is a 550-character listing, so it is one clause in one sentence. That is worth stating plainly, because it is the single dimension the purchase depends on.

What should I measure?

The outside diameter of the spigot, not the post body. Many posts taper, so the top is narrower than the base and measuring the wrong point gives the wrong answer. If it is not 60mm, tell us and we will check what adapts.

What will not take it?

A timber post, a square post, or a masonry pillar. For a pillar there is a dedicated Paris pillar mount instead, which is designed to sit on a flat masonry top rather than slide over a spigot.

Why choose a post top over a complete post light?

Because replacing a lantern head keeps the post, the footing and the cable which is the expensive, disruptive part of a post light. Digging out a concreted post and re-running a garden cable is a landscaping job; changing a head is an afternoon.

Can it help with a mixed run of posts?

Yes, and this is where it earns its keep. If three of five posts along a drive have failed, five Paris post tops make them a matched set again where five new complete posts would mean five new footings and five holes in the garden.

Does it come with a globe?

No 1 x B22 globe is required and not included. Bayonet, matching the rest of the Paris range, except the half wall bracket which is E27. No maximum wattage is published, which matters inside an enclosed acrylic lantern where heat has nowhere to go, so prefer LED.