16″ Hampton Column Mount - Mission Brown

Column lights mount on top of or into masonry posts to illuminate entries, gates, and drive approaches with a sculptural presence.

Scale the fixture to the column cap—often 1/3 to 2/3 the cap width looks proportionate. Consider sightlines from the street.

Wet‑rated housings, powder‑coated aluminum or brass, and UV‑stable lenses are durable. Marine‑grade finishes are recommended near salt.

Use anchor bolts or threaded inserts set in the cap. Level the base with shims and seal penetrations to keep water out.

Provide a weatherproof junction box or conduit stub under the cap. Maintain drip loops and strain relief for conductors.

Start around 400–1200 lumens per fixture depending on spacing and ambient light. Use opal lenses for soft, even glow.

Yes—choose shielded optics and warm CCT to minimize uplight and glare. Position fixtures to avoid shining into drivers’ eyes.

Integrated LED modules seal well against moisture and insects and reduce maintenance. Ensure driver access for future service.

Echo gate hardware and fence finishes—black, bronze, or aged brass are common. Keep a consistent palette across the entry.

Clean lenses, check caulk joints, re‑tighten hardware, and touch up finish if chipped. Inspect after storms for water ingress.