Hellux Samolot 1041129 children's pendant light, large plane in light blue and white

Hellux Samolot 1041129 is a wooden pendant light for a child's room, shaped as a biplane. Its white fuselage, light-blue wings and visible undercarriage form a three-dimensional aircraft decoration. A single E27 socket sits above the fuselage, between the upper wings. This is the light-blue and white version, rather than a natural-wood finish or a version with red details.

Allow space for the whole aircraft

Hellux specifies a length of 45 cm, a width of 42 cm and an overall height of 75 cm. The overall height includes the suspension; it is not the height of the aircraft body alone. The dimension drawing also shows a body height of 16.5 cm and a ceiling canopy width of 5.5 cm. Compare these measurements with your ceiling height and furniture layout before choosing its position.

Two levels of wings and the fuselage beneath them occupy space sideways as well as vertically. When planning a child's room, consider the entire suspended object rather than just the small light source. The white cable and pale canopy remain visually separate from the blue aircraft elements.

One socket, with light determined by the bulb

The fitting has one E27 light point and permits a bulb rated up to 60 W. The manufacturer also allows an LED bulb. Brightness and light colour therefore depend on the selected source, rather than being fixed by an integrated LED module. Hellux recommends a milky globe bulb with a warm light colour. The globe remains visible above the fuselage, so its shape contributes to the finished appearance.

Pine construction and moving details

The aircraft structure is made from solid pine and finished with water-based paint. Hellux confirms that the propeller and undercarriage are movable. These details reinforce the stylised aviation theme and the reference to historic biplanes, rather than the metal finish of an industrial pendant. The manufacturer identifies a child's room as the intended setting. The decorative character comes from the light's own construction, not from props in a staged interior.