Tura Large Outdoor Sconce - Coastal Bronze

For doors, a fixture 1/3 to 1/2 the door height looks balanced. Pair lights on both sides for symmetry or use one larger lantern on the latch side.

Use damp rating under covered porches and wet rating for exposed areas. Always match to wind‑driven rain conditions.

Target 500–1200 lumens per fixture depending on spacing and ambient light. Layer with ceiling or post lights for even coverage.

Choose shielded, down‑light designs and warm CCT. Add dimming or lower output at late hours to minimize trespass and glare.

Many fixtures support dimmers, photocells, and motion sensors. Verify driver compatibility (triac/ELV or 0–10 V) or use smart bulbs/modules.

Powder‑coated aluminum, brass, and marine‑grade finishes resist corrosion. Stainless fasteners and gaskets prevent staining and leaks.

Large backplates and optional wall plates cover irregular boxes and old paint lines for a finished look.

Use rated anchors for brick/block and mounting blocks on siding to create a flat, sealed surface. Seal penetrations to keep water out.

Integrated LEDs offer sealed optics and long life; bulb‑based fixtures allow quick lamp changes. Choose based on maintenance preference.

Wash glass and finishes with mild soap, check gaskets, and tighten hardware seasonally. Touch up chips to prevent corrosion.