Remote-Controlled LED Ceiling Light – Iron and Acrylic, Three Sizes
Size Chart
The size options above are listed in centimetres. Convert them here, then measure your space before you choose.
| Centimetres | Inches | Centimetres | Inches |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 cm | 3.9 in | 40 cm | 15.7 in |
| 15 cm | 5.9 in | 50 cm | 19.7 in |
| 20 cm | 7.9 in | 60 cm | 23.6 in |
| 25 cm | 9.8 in | 80 cm | 31.5 in |
| 30 cm | 11.8 in | 100 cm | 39.4 in |
To convert any other measurement, divide the centimetres by 2.54. Exact dimensions for each option are in the description below.
A ceiling light in iron and acrylic operated by remote control, in 42 × 42 cm, 52 × 52 cm or 90 × 60 cm. The two smaller sizes are square; the largest is rectangular at 90 × 60 cm, which makes it a different proposition altogether — a long fixture for a long room rather than a centered square in the middle of a ceiling.
A remote is more useful on a ceiling fixture than on any other kind, simply because a ceiling light is the one fitting nobody can reach. It removes the dependence on where the wall switch happens to have been installed, which in most homes was decided long before any of the furniture arrived. Iron holds the frame square across spans of up to 90 cm, where a lighter frame would bow in the middle, and the acrylic diffuses evenly across the whole face.
The 42 cm suits a hallway or a small bedroom; the 90 × 60 cm suits a living room or a long main bedroom, where a square fixture would leave both ends of the room dim.
- Materials: Iron and acrylic
- Sizes: 42 × 42 cm, 52 × 52 cm, 90 × 60 cm
- Control: Remote
- Light: LED
- Form: Ceiling light
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The One Fitting Nobody Reaches
A remote is more useful on a ceiling fixture than on any other kind, because a ceiling light is the one fitting nobody can reach. It removes the dependence on where the wall switch happens to have been installed.
Switch Position Was Decided Early
In most homes the location of a wall switch was settled long before any of the furniture arrived. A remote sidesteps that entirely, so the way a room is actually used no longer has to accommodate a decision made by someone else.
A Long Fixture For A Long Room
The two smaller sizes are square; the largest is rectangular at 90 by 60 cm, which makes it a different proposition. Iron holds the frame square across that span, where a lighter frame would bow noticeably in the middle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why a remote on a ceiling light?
Because it is the one fitting nobody can reach. Control then no longer depends on where a wall switch was installed, which in most homes was settled before any furniture arrived.
Are all three sizes square?
No. The 42 and 52 cm are square, while the largest is rectangular at 90 by 60 cm. That makes it a long fixture for a long room rather than a centered square on a ceiling.
Will the largest size bow in the middle?
Iron holds the frame square across spans of up to 90 cm. A lighter frame at that length would sag visibly at its center, which is why the material matters most on the biggest size.
Which size for which room?
The 42 cm suits a hallway or a small bedroom. The 90 by 60 cm suits a living room or a long main bedroom, where a square fixture would leave both ends of the room dim.
How even is the lit face?
The acrylic diffuses across the whole face, so the panel lights evenly rather than showing brighter and darker areas. That holds true at all three sizes, including the largest.
