The Austin collection is available in the following mount configurations: Wall Mount, Post Mount, Ceiling Mount. Each mount type determines the hardware and installation method for your lantern.

The Austin is available in Natural Gas, Propane (LP), and Electric configurations. Gas lanterns use CSA-certified burners, while electric options include LED flame simulation modules for a realistic flickering effect.

The Austin is offered in multiple finish options including Antique Copper, Matte Black, Bronze, and Graphite. Available finishes may vary by size — use the configurator to see all options for your selected configuration.

CopperSmith Austin lanterns are stocked and typically ship within 7–10 business days. Custom finishes or the addition of an electronic ignition kit may extend lead time — current estimates are listed at checkout. You will receive tracking information once your order ships.

Your Austin ships with the lantern body, mounting hardware for your selected mount type, glass panels, and the appropriate burner or lighting module. Decorative accessories such as scrolls, hooks, and extensions are sold separately and can be added during configuration.

Yes. We strongly recommend installation by a licensed electrician (for electric lanterns) or a licensed plumber/gas fitter (for gas lanterns). Download the installation guide for your specific mount type from the Technical Documents section below.

The Austin is covered by CopperSmith's Limited Lifetime Warranty, with a lifetime warranty on cages and valves. Aluminum accessories are covered 5 years against rust and 10 years structurally; steel mountings are covered 1 year against rust and 5 years structurally in non-coastal environments. Light clusters, sockets, and custom finishes are covered for 5 years, and glass panels, LED modules, and electronic igniters for 1 year. Natural patina development is a characteristic of solid copper and is not a defect.

Yes. The Austin's solid copper body is naturally resistant to corrosion. For coastal installations, we recommend marine-grade aluminum mounts with powder-coat finish to protect mounting hardware from salt air exposure.