Hi Cheryl,
Unfortunately we do not have a single one left of these. They have been sold out and discontinued entirely. So sorry for any inconvenience caused.
The base of this light is 120mm.
Not without securing it down, incase there is movement at the table and it falls.
Dimensions are: Top width 215mm, Height 245mm, width of base 120mm
All our lights are manufactured in China, designed in the UK.
that is 120mm in diametre
The bulb cannot be replaced.
It is rare for the LED's to stop working.
All dimensions are here
It is not recommended to paint this.
The output is 50 lumen and the bub is 4 smd's with a faux plastic bulb cover over them.
The material is stainless steel and the middle part is plastic.
Sadly yes these could be stolen but we haven't yet had any reports from customers having these taken. As these lights look like mains lights most would be thieves are put off by the light output and touching electrical items.
Yes, the light can be turned off via the switch underneath the cap/lid part. If you switch it off the batteries will charge.
On full mode the lights output 50 lumens and about 30 on power saving mode.
The diameter of the base is 120mm.
The Henley Pillar has 3 x 1.2v NiMH 750mAh batteries. With normal use up to 3 years before the batteries would need changing.
The Henley lamp is only available as an always on lamp or garden light.
Yes, you can do this, it would be worth storing the light indoors when not being used to save it blowing around in the wind.
If you click on the image gallery the 5th images includes dimensions which are: Top width 215mm, Height 245mm, width of base 120mm
The Henley Pillar has 3 x 1.2v NiMH 750mAh batteries. It has an on /off switch, when set to on it will operate automatically at night. The bulbs cannot be replaced however they have an expected lifespan of 50,000 hrs. The Henley pillar is 50 lumens.
Yes, these can be mounted as you describe. Please check the image gallery for further images showing the installation.
Yes, the light can be turned off via the switch underneath the cap.
The diameter of the base is 120mm so there will be a slight overhang on the fence posts. One idea is using a post cap on the fence posts to increase the size slightly?
The Henley is a natural white light output, it's a little cooler than the Tunbridge lights but warmer than the brilliant white you often see on solar lights.