Nonfri Rectangular Black Aluminum Multi-Directional Wall Sconce

Stand at the base of a wall lit by most sconces and you'll notice the top half stays dark while the bottom gets all the light, or the reverse. Nonfri splits the difference on purpose: a slim rectangular slab of die-cast aluminum with two open channels, one throwing light up the wall and one down, plus a forward spill from the shade itself, so the whole vertical stretch around a door or gate reads evenly lit rather than half-shadowed. The body wears a flash-black finish that reads almost matte in daylight, with a white polycarbonate diffuser softening the LED's output into a wash rather than a hot spot.

Like the rest of the aluminum outdoor range, the shell is die-cast, sanded, and spray-painted before the electronics go in, then sealed to an IP65 rating — fully dust-tight and rated against water from any angle, so a covered porch and an open gatepost are equally fine homes for it.

Why the beam pattern matters

• Three-directional spill — up, down, and forward simultaneously, so there's no dark band above or below the fixture the way a single-beam sconce leaves behind.
• Die-cast rectangular body — a flash-black finish, sanded and spray-coated, that stays crisp through repeated seasons outdoors.
• White polycarbonate diffuser — spreads the warm-white LED into a soft, even glow instead of a visible point source.

Picking Small or Big

Both sizes share the same rectangular silhouette, the same three-way beam, and the same 3000K warm-white output — the difference is footprint and the width of wall each one covers. Small suits a narrower door frame or gate pillar; Big reads better on a wider expanse of wall or a more prominent entrance.

Specifications

It's a hardwired fixture — bring in an electrician, or wire it yourself if basic household wiring is something you're already comfortable doing; it's a single, contained job either way. Once it's up, a dry cloth wipe after switching off the power is all it needs. A spec sheet is available on request at info@clerachic.com.

Frequently asked questions

Does it really light both above and below the fixture?
Yes — the housing has open channels on the top and bottom edges as well as the front shade, so light spills in three directions at once.

Can it handle direct rain on an unsheltered wall?
Yes. IP65 means the housing is dust-tight and protected against water jets from any direction.

Is the light warm or cool white?
Warm white, 3000K — a cosy tone rather than a stark, bluish one.

How many years of use should I expect from the LED?
The integrated LED is rated for roughly 20,000 hours, which is years of typical nightly running before any noticeable dimming.

Every order ships free with no minimum, and you get 30 days to return it if it doesn't work out. Real human support is waiting at info@clerachic.com.