Italux Bans 3-light E27 pendant, gold and black, PND-27467-3-BK-GD

Italux Bans places three cylindrical shades in a line beneath one elongated black ceiling canopy. Each shade combines a gold perforated section with a broad black textile band around its middle. This steel and textile version, PND-27467-3-BK-GD, takes three replaceable E27 bulbs rather than an integrated LED module.

A 78 cm line above a table

The fitting measures 78 cm in length and 18 cm in width. Its three separate drops make it a linear pendant rather than a compact cluster. Above a dining table or kitchen island, compare that overall length with your worktop or tabletop and the position of the ceiling connection. The same arrangement can serve a living-room table or a restaurant table without changing the fixture's basic layout.

Italux specifies a shade-section height of 16 cm and an overall height of 93 cm. The technical drawing also identifies a 65 cm ceiling canopy. When checking clearance below the light, use the overall drop: the height of a shade alone does not describe how far the complete fitting extends from the ceiling.

Choose the bulbs and their appearance

Bulbs are not supplied, so allow for three E27 light sources. The manufacturer permits traditional or LED bulbs and lists a maximum power of 40 W. Observe that stated limit when selecting your lamps. Brightness and colour temperature are determined by the bulbs you buy, not by a fixed light source supplied with Bans.

The gold perforations leave the bulb visible through the shade, making its appearance part of the finished fitting. Dimming is supported with a suitable light source; an E27 base by itself does not make every bulb dimmable. Check the chosen bulb's dimming specification before planning dimmed operation.

Repeated cylinders, contrasting finishes

The straight suspension lines, three matching cylinders and gold-and-black contrast suit a modern interior. A solid black band interrupts, rather than encloses, each perforated gold cylinder. This makes Bans a considered choice where an elongated surface calls for three visibly separate lighting points instead of one large central shade.