Mast Light with Back Box, Low Voltage
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Mast Light with Back Box, Low Voltage
About
The Mast Light traces back to early 20th-century marine lighting, when it was first designed to sit high on sailing masts and cast light across the deck below. Small in scale but full of presence, it combines crisp geometry with the softness of sand-cast metal, casting light downwards to create a gentle wash of illumination across the wall.
The result is a fitting that feels both purposeful and decorative, with an elegance shaped by utility. This low voltage version pairs the fitting with a matching cast back box for easier surface mounting and requires an additional low voltage halogen transformer for connection to a standard mains voltage circuit. The back box is designed to house the transformer and electrical connections neatly behind the fitting, making it a practical option where no recess is available.
Manufacturing
The Mast Light is made using traditional sand-casting techniques that give the piece its distinctive solidity and character. First developed for use on sailing masts in the early 20th century, it is still cast in solid metal using time-honoured methods. Our aluminium alloys contain a minimum of 90% recycled aluminium, while our bronze reaches 99.8%
recycled metal. Each casting begins with a mould formed by packing a sand mixture around a pattern. Once the pattern is removed, molten metal is poured into the cavity and left to cool before the raw casting is released. From there, every piece is machined, drilled and refined by hand, then assembled and finished in our Oxfordshire factory.
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Sustainability
As a family business, we feel a deep responsibility to our communities and the world around us. We prioritise UK manufacturing and materials, reducing transport emissions while supporting local industry. To offset the carbon generated by our offices, showrooms, manufacturing, and fulfilment facilities, we invest in high-impact projects that deliver both social and environmental benefits.
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