Fixture search assistance

[Classic Lighting]

Gentlemen, I am having difficulty locating a well light with an angled top that can accomidate an adjustable MR-16 with a brass cover. Can anyone refer me in the right direction? The attached picture shows the angled top.

[bcg]

You can make your own with 6" ABS, the bullet of your choice and a Cast bronze grate. I do this a lot and use the Kichler LED bullets in them.

[Lite4]

If the MR-16 is adjustable so that it can be angled, is it necessary to have a can with an angled top?

[Classic Lighting]

Originally Posted by Lite4

If the MR-16 is adjustable so that it can be angled, is it necessary to have a can with an angled top?

Trying to satisfy a picky client who wants an above grade well light and my preference of a LED MR-16 lamp. I'm not a fan of LED Pars. Fixtures will be in a straw bed under large crepe myrtles so I would rather not have a flat surface at grade level.

Now for the client rant. Has someone ever told you that a bullet fixture looks like a flashlight sticking out of the ground? That one caught me by surprise.

[INTEGRA Bespoke Lighting]

This would probably do it for you:

http://www.nightscaping.com/wp-conte...rliter_pdf.pdf

or this:

http://www.nightscaping.com/wp-conte...tliter_pdf.pdf

[Lite4]

Originally Posted by Classic Lighting

Trying to satisfy a picky client who wants an above grade well light and my preference of a LED MR-16 lamp. I'm not a fan of LED Pars. Fixtures will be in a straw bed under large crepe myrtles so I would rather not have a flat surface at grade level.

Now for the client rant. Has someone ever told you that a bullet fixture looks like a flashlight sticking out of the ground? That one caught me by surprise.

Wow, I have not heard that one about a flashlight yet. I am surprised she would rather see a big piece of black pipe sticking out of the ground instead of a clean, slim, bronze fixture. Different strokes for different folks I guess. Sounds like she got the old OLP brainwash job.