The specialité of this Pavement Light is a series of silvered glass reflectors (aaa) affixed to the underside of the glazed grating (b), hung on centres and made adjustable, so that the angle of reflection can be suited to the position in which the light is fixed.

By means of suspending irons the reflectors are fixed at a level that will clear the arch or lintel across opening, which in so many cases renders the old pattern lens lights completely useless.

The Builder, April 14th, 1883, writes: This invention is the outcome of an attempt to supply a want which the inventor had experienced, and, as a practical builder, he has been able to meet the want in a very simple way.

The Lights can be seen fixed at 47, Old-street, and at many important buildings in the City, where they have been used by directions of leading architects.