MUSH-D Dome Mushroom Bollard Light

Choose by mood, not by brightness — both run the same 18W engine. Pick MUSH-D when the border planting should glow too: the dome spreads light in all directions for atmosphere along garden paths and flower beds. For precise downward paths see MUSH-F, whose flat top keeps a tight pool on the paving with restrained spill for contemporary walks.

Take H160mm to H400mm for courtyards, H600mm for garden walks, H800mm to H1000mm for open entries. Take H160mm to H400mm markers for cozy courtyard paths, H600mm for standard garden walks, and H800mm to H1000mm for open entries and wide borders. Space posts about 2.5 to 4 metres apart on one side, set back from the edge by roughly the post height, so the pools just touch. The MUSH-D covers that whole ladder in 18W with the same D180 dome on every height.

18W reads as presence, not floodlight, because the dome diffuses across a wide area. 18W sits in the standard commercial bollard band, and here it reads as presence rather than floodlight because the dome diffuses it across a wide area instead of beaming it down. For CCT, 2700K warms up planting and stone for evening atmosphere, while 4000K keeps steps and edges crisply legible. Every MUSH-D ships both CCTs at Ra80 in 18W under the D180 dome.

Yes, it is built as a permanent wired fixture: a die-cast aluminum body with PC diffuser on 100-240V, non-dimmable, in Light Grey for garden and landscape duty. Anchor the base, wire it once, and leave it out through every season. The MUSH-D pairs that permanent 18W build with the D180 dome in all 9 models.

At 3 to 4 metres per post, a straight 20-metre run takes 5 to 6 bollards staggered on one side; add one extra where the path curves or steps. Because the dome washes both paving and bed, a single-sided run is usually enough. The MUSH-D keeps one 18W D180 look across all of them, so mixed heights stay visually calm.