Tokyo

Yes, as this is a hardwired 230V bollard, installation must comply with Part P of the Building Regulations in England and Wales. Unless you're a competent person registered with an electrical self-certification scheme, you'll need a qualified electrician to carry out the wiring and issue the necessary certification. The fitting requires a mains supply cable run underground or through conduit to the bollard location.

The Tokyo has an IP44 rating, making it splash-proof and suitable for most garden pathways, patios, and porch areas. It's protected against solid objects over 1mm and water splashes from any direction, so it will handle typical British weather including rain. However, IP44 isn't suitable for areas subject to water jets or full submersion, so avoid placing it where standing water regularly collects.

This fitting uses a standard E27 Edison Screw bulb and no bulb is included with purchase. You'll need to buy an E27 LED bulb separately—we'd recommend a warm white (2700-3000K) LED of around 5-10 watts for pathway lighting. Since the fitting is dimmable, ensure you choose a dimmable LED bulb if you plan to use it with a dimmer switch.

Yes, the Tokyo is dimmable when paired with a trailing edge dimmer and a dimmable E27 LED bulb. Trailing edge dimmers are specifically designed for LED loads and will give you smooth, flicker-free control. Make sure both your dimmer switch and the bulb you purchase are compatible with LED dimming for best performance.

This bollard stands 700mm (70cm) tall and features a cylindrical stainless steel and acrylic body in white. As a floor-level bollard light, it's designed to sit at ground level along pathways or borders. Allow roughly 1.5-2 metres spacing between multiple bollards for even pathway illumination, though exact spacing will depend on the wattage of bulb you choose.

At 70cm tall, this bollard casts light downwards to create pools of illumination at ground level, ideal for subtle wayfinding along garden paths and patios. For driveways—especially those used for parking—you may want brighter, taller bollards or wall-mounted fixtures, as this design prioritises atmospheric pathway lighting over high-output security or task lighting. The final brightness will depend on your choice of E27 bulb, but the design suits decorative guiding light rather than flood-style illumination.