Iron Hallway Ceiling Light | Modern Glass and Metal Flush Mount For Halls and Landing Areas

A hallway light gets looked at more than almost any other fitting in a house, because everyone passes under it several times a day and there is nothing else in a hallway to look at. That argues for spending the attention there rather than on a room fitting nobody stands still in.

Iron and glass is a durable combination for a space that takes knocks. A hallway ceiling is where furniture gets carried past, and a metal framed fitting survives that where a plastic or all glass one does not. The metal frame also gives the fitting an outline against a white ceiling rather than washing out into it. Choose a size proportioned to the hallway rather than to the ceiling, since an undersized flush mount leaves both ends of a corridor dark. Check the ceiling is flat where it mounts, because an iron rim shows any gap along one edge.

It suits hallways, landings, entrance halls, and small bedrooms. In a long hallway, two smaller fittings spaced evenly light the whole length, where one central fitting lights the middle and leaves both ends dim. Electrical installation should be carried out by a qualified electrician in line with local wiring regulations. Buy it now.

• Iron frame survives knocks from furniture carried past
• Metal outline reads against a white ceiling
• Glass diffuses without exposing the source
• Suits hallways, landings, and entrance halls
• Two spaced fittings beat one central in a long hallway
• Installation by a qualified electrician