The Angle Collection of gooseneck wall lights provides an attractive, stylish way to highlight a sign or building façade.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Angle Collection is a family of wall lights built around a sharply raked cone shade that points light where it’s aimed — designed specifically for highlighting signs and building facades. It includes gooseneck wall lights in 7, 10, 12, and 14-inch shades and 2-light straight arm fixtures that pair two cones on one mount. Finishes span Navy, Barn Red, Black, Forest Green, Painted Galvanized, Architectural Bronze, and Slate Gray, and every fixture is manufactured and assembled in the USA.
The rake. Where rounded barn shades like a dome or flat-brim wash light broadly, the Angle’s steeply cut cone concentrates light into a defined, aimed pool. That precision is why the collection is built around sign and facade lighting — the light lands on the sign band or doorway rather than scattering — and why the fixtures read more modern and graphic than traditional barn lights, even on the same gooseneck arm.
Scale the shade to the sign: the 7-inch suits residential signs and small placards, 10 and 12-inch shades cover standard storefront signs and doorways, and the 14-inch handles wider sign bands — often installed as a row of matching fixtures spaced evenly across the frontage so every pool of light is identical. For wide spans, the 2-light straight arm versions put two cones on one mount. Each listing includes shade diameter and projection for planning.
Both — the same aimed-light logic that suits signage works over residential entries, side doors, garage walls, and garden gates, where a defined pool of light is more useful than a broad wash. The compact 7-and-10-inch goosenecks are sized for exactly those spots. Navy and Forest Green sit naturally on traditional siding, while Black gives contemporary exteriors a sharper edge. Indoors, the pointed profile suits workshops, studios, and industrial-styled rooms.
The fixtures meet UL requirements and are labeled for Wet, Damp/Dry, or Dry location use — check the label on the specific fixture’s listing and match it to your installation spot’s exposure. An open sign band or uncovered wall calls for a wet-location rating; covered placements are less demanding. The listings also carry each fixture’s dimensions and projection, which matter when aligning a row of sign lights at identical height and reach.
A: The 2-light straight arm fixtures mount two Angle cones on a single rigid arm assembly — one installation covering a span that would leave one side dim under a single shade. They’re built for wide signs, double doors, workshop walls, and garage frontage, in 10, 12, and 14-inch shade sizes and utility-leaning finishes: Painted Galvanized, Architectural Bronze, and Slate Gray. The rigid arm holds both cones at an identical, fixed distance from the wall.