They are installation forms or housings that embed into concrete pours, creating a cavity to mount brick or step lights.

It ensures a secure, aligned cavity that protects wiring and makes fixture installation easier after concrete cures.

In poured concrete steps, retaining walls, and walkways where recessed lights are planned.

No, they’re often designed for specific light models—check compatibility before purchase.

Yes, they shield wiring during construction and ensure watertight installation when combined with rated fixtures.

No, they are permanent once cast into concrete.

Only when installing into poured concrete. Masonry or wood steps may use other housings.

They’re placed into formwork before pouring concrete, with conduit stubbed into the cavity for wiring.

No, the kit is hidden once the light is installed, ensuring a flush finish.

We provide manufacturer-specific kits and expert advice to ensure proper installation in concrete projects.