The Fiora is a travertine-look wall light in acrylic and iron 3Wgiving 278lm at 3000K, in a full 360, weighing1.5kg.

The look of stone, without the stone

Be clear on what this is: the Fiora has a travertine-look acrylic finish, not reallimestone. Its sibling the Firan is genuine travertine. They read similarly on a wall,and the choice between them is a real one not just price.

Brighter, on less power

This is the practical difference. The Fiora draws 3W and gives 278lm;the stone Firan draws 5W and gives 120lm. Acrylic transmits light where stone blocksit, so the look-alike is more than twice as bright on less power. If the fitting has toactually light something, this is the one.

360, which stone cannot do

Because light passes through the body rather than escaping only at the edges, the Fiora glowsin every direction. On a wall that gives an even halo rather than a rim of light arounda solid block.

Lighter to fix

1.5kg against the Firan’s 2kg. Easier on a plasterboard fixing, thoughit is still ClassI hard-wired, earth required.

Integrated LED

Included and non-replaceable, fixed at 3000K withCRI >80. Not dimmable. IP20 indoor only.

Where it works

• Corridors and hallways, where the light has a job to do.
• Beside a bed, as a soft reading-adjacent glow.
• Stairwells and landings.
• Rooms wanting the stone look without the weight or the price of stone.

Specifying it

1.5kg, canopy projection 35mm, in acrylic and iron witha travertine-look finish. Integrated3W LED giving 278lm at 3000K, included, beam360, CRI >80. Not dimmable. 240V,ClassI earth required,IP20 indoor and dry locations only. Warranty is three years.

Supplied and supported by Lights For You.

Questions

Is it real travertine?

No. The Fiora has a travertine-look acrylic finish. The Firan is the genuine stone version.

Which should I choose, Fiora or Firan?

Fiora if the light has a job to do it is more than twice as bright (278lm against 120lm) on less power. Firan if you want real stone.

Why is the acrylic one brighter?

Light passes through acrylic where stone blocks it. That also lets the Fiora glow 360 rather than only at the edges.

Is it bright enough for a hallway?

In a run, yes 278lm each is a usable amount at wall height.

Is there a globe to replace?

No. The LED is integrated and included, fixed at 3000K.

Can I install it myself?

No. It is ClassI, hard-wired and requires an earth.

What is the warranty?

Three years.