Coupar
- Durable, powder coated metal
- Ribbed diffuser creates a pleasant light
Bulb base
E27Dimmable?
Yes, can be dimmed by choosing a dimmable bulbIP degree
IP54Area
OutdoorPrimary material
PlasticThe Coupar series by Danish design duo Says Who exhibits a modern take on the traditional lantern. With clean lines and yet a soft, rounded design expression, the series effortlessly combines classic characteristics with a modern, contemporary look. The ribbed shade ensures a pleasant, diffused ambience while casting an interesting play of light. Carried out in durable powder coated metal.
Item Number
2218075008EAN
5704924010651TUN
2276889Area
OutdoorType
Table lampBulb base
E27Designer
Says WhoIP degree
IP54Maximum bulb wattage (W)
25WClass (Class 1, Class 2, Class 3)
Class 2 (Double isolated)Dimmable?
Yes, can be dimmed by choosing a dimmable bulbSwitch placement
On the cableParallel connection
NoVoltage (V)
220-240Primary material
PlasticSecondary material
AluminiumColor
SandColour code of the fixture
RAL 075 70 10Color of the cable
BlackLength of the cable (cm)
150.0Surface material of the cable
RubberIs the cable replaceable
NoSuitable for Seaside
FalseProduct net weight (kg)
0.88Lightsource incl.
Not includedHeight (cm)
25.0Width (cm)
13.0Lenght (cm)
13.0Shade Diameter (cm)
13.0Length of the cable (cm)
150.0Sales Box Height (cm)
26.0Sales Box Width(cm)
18.0Sales Box Depth (cm)
14.0Sales Box Volume m³
0.0066
Datasheet
2218075008_DS_SE.pdf
2218075008_DS_DK.pdf
2218075008_DS_NO.pdf
2218075008_DS_DE.pdf
2218075008_DS_FR.pdf
2218075008_DS_NL.pdf
2218075008_DS_GB.pdf
Images
Coupar 2218075008_1.jpg
Artwork
2218075008-Artwork.pdf
Linedrawing with measurement
221807-linedrawing.svg
Mounting instruction
2218075008-mountinginstruction.pdf
Declaration of Conformity
221807-CE.pdf
Designed by Says Who
Says Who is a Danish design studio founded by Kasper Meldgaard and Nikolaj Duve. Rooted in Scandinavian design traditions, their work is guided by a love of craftsmanship, simplicity, and purpose. Growing up surrounded by furniture and a culture that values form and function, design became a natural path for them both.