In-Lite BOX Ground Spot Housing Accessory

Installing ground-level lighting into paving or gravel sounds simple until you are on site trying to keep a luminaire stable, level, and secure. A loose or poorly seated ground spot is not just an aesthetic problem — it is a maintenance headache waiting to happen.

The key is a housing that holds the luminaire firmly in place from below, eliminating movement and protecting the fitting over time. A quality adhesive bond between luminaire and housing matters as much as the fixing method itself — especially outdoors where ground movement, water, and temperature changes all conspire against a poor install.

The In-Lite BOX is a ground spot housing accessory designed to make the installation of Ø 60 mm ground spots clean, secure, and repeatable. It includes a high-quality outdoor-rated adhesive strip that bonds the luminaire firmly to the housing — no rattling, no shifting. Two variants cover the In-Lite range: BOX-100 is suited to FUSION, HYVE, and FLUX luminaires, while BOX-1 is compatible with all ground spots that use the RING 68 accessory, including LUNA, BIG FLUX, and DOT.

The BOX has a low-profile, square-footprint form with clean edges and a minimalist aesthetic — at home in contemporary paving schemes and gravel garden settings alike. BOX-1 pairs directly with the RING 68 accessory, available in Black, Pearl Grey, and Stainless Steel, allowing the ring colour to be matched to the BOX for a considered, cohesive finish at ground level.

Installation is straightforward: the BOX is set into the ground between paving slabs or within gravel, the luminaire is seated and adhered using the included strip, and the result is a tidy, stable ground spot that stays put. No separate adhesive to source, no compatibility guesswork — provided the correct BOX variant is paired with the correct luminaire.

At Lightsource Mallorca, we specify accessories like the In-Lite BOX because the right installation detail is what separates a lighting scheme that looks good on day one from one that still performs well two years later. Getting the groundwork right is part of the specification — and we are here to make sure every component lines up before anything goes into the ground.