
Development and production of high-quality garden and industrial luminaires made of stainless steel, IP68-tested, made in Switzerland

staub designlight ag
Stansstad (Unter Sagi 6, 6362), SwitzerlandNew on Amplifa
staub designlight in Profile
staub designlight ag, based in Stansstad, develops and produces high-quality outdoor lighting made of stainless steel and aluminium. The luminaires are machined from solid material in the company's own manufactory, configured to customer specifications, and manufactured as individual luminaires, light chain or star sets with short delivery times. The product range includes surface-mounted, recessed, path, linear, pool, facade and building luminaires as well as technical industrial luminaires in a low-volt modular system with HL-LED module technology (0.1 to 50 watts, RGBW, dimmable). All luminaires are 100% waterproof and IP68-tested and suitable for use above and under water. In special versions, the products are used in water reservoirs, in EX-protected sewage treatment plants and in industrial applications. staub designlight ag manufactures custom special versions, offers lighting design, workshops and service & repairs, and supplies landscaping, pool construction, architecture and garden centers in Switzerland, Germany, Austria and the Benelux countries.
- Site
- Stansstad
- Processes
- Turning from solid material (stainless steel housings for luminaires), Configuration and manufacturing of luminaires (manufactory, custom special versions), Custom-made special designs, Lighting design and consulting, Sales support, Marketing support, Professional workshops, On-site consulting
- Materials
- Stainless steel, Aluminium, HL-LED module technology
- Certificates
- 7-year warranty, IP68 testing, vRB partner SENS eRecycling
- Founded
- 1994
- Industries
- Landscaping, Pool construction, Architecture/facade lighting, Sewage treatment plants, Industrial lighting, Garden centers
- 01
Engineering and lighting design
- 02
Turning of stainless steel housings from solid material
- 03
Configuration and assembly in the manufactory
- 04
Testing (IP68, water tightness)
- 05
Distribution via sales partners in DE, AT, Benelux
- 06
Service & repairs
Materials & Processes
Stainless steel
Massive luminaire housings are machined from solid material; guaranteed stainless for use in soil, under water and for decades.
Aluminium
Material for facade and building luminaires in a timelessly purist design.
HL-LED module technology
High-performance LED technology from 0.1 to 50 watts with integrated temperature control, RGBW multicolor and dimmable.
Locations

Stansstad
CHHeadquarters, production (manufactory), sales, service & repairs
- Lot size
- One-off pieces to custom light chain and star sets
- Materials
- Stainless steel, aluminium
- Manufactory production
- Turning from solid material
Luminaires & Components





Inside the production






Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Turning from solid material (stainless steel housings for luminaires)Machining | – | – | – | – | Stainless steel |
| Configuration and manufacturing of luminaires (manufactory, custom special versions)Assembly | – | – | – | – | Stainless steel, Aluminium |
Additional services
Reference customers
Quality
All luminaires are 100% waterproof and tested to the industrial standard IP68; all cable connections are potted watertight. A 7-year warranty applies to all products bearing the corresponding label; individual products are patented or protected as utility models.
| Evidence | Stansstad |
|---|---|
| 7-year warranty | |
| IP68 testing | |
| vRB partner SENS eRecycling |
History
- 1994
Development and marketing of the first luminaires under the Polytrona brand
- 2006
Spinning off the lighting design division: founding of Polytrona Lichtdesign AG in Stansstad and takeover of the lighting design business unit from Polytrona AG
- 2008
Name change from Polytrona Lichtdesign AG to staub designlight ag
- 2017
Transfer of ownership from André Staub to Daniel Wirth as part of the succession arrangement