It depends on how much sunlight reaches that area during the day. I would just look at shadowing there or leave one as a trial before fully installing.
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All our lights come with a 12 month warranty included
Hello, assuming you would like them spaced 1m apart around the perimeter of the decking, you would need at least 3 packs but I would recommend 4 packs for the entire perimeter.
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They will not work upside down as the panel is located top-side which means they would not be able to gain enough charge.
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Thank you for your question.
We do ship to Sweden. Our lights are designed to work in all seasons.
Hi Kevin, Replace the batteries with rechargeable AA NiMH batteries it would be just one battery per light
We would not recommend that.
That is correct. The batteries may need changing after 2 years minimum.
Customers have used jigsaws to create the correct hole.
Yes, the batteries can be replaced. You will need AA rechargeable batteries.
We do not recommend that.
It might be best to look into the post lights, they come with a ground stake and the installation is very easy.
These can be fitted into composite decking. Please check the dimensions before purchasing.
The batteries can be replaced you need a NiMH 1200mAh battery.
Sadly we cannot give details on far apart they should be placed, this is all down to personal preference and how the space looks, so any shading trees etc. The best bet is to buy 2 and work it out from there.
It has to be a 97mm diameter round hole as per instructions.
We recommend these for decking, so there is ample drainage. If there will be a place for the water to escape then that should be fine. Just make sure the panels are facing skyward and not outward facing.
These are IP65
These are best for a decking area. You won't be able to secure them in place if you have turf or artificial lawn. They don't come with a spike.
There is an on/off switch button.
The lights themselves are waterproof.
Should you wish to use something to seal the surrounding area so that water cannot be trapped in there, you can use silicone or a similar product depending on the surface that you have.
The lights themselves are waterproof.
Should you wish to use something to seal the surrounding area so that water cannot be trapped in there, you can use silicone or a similar product depending on the surface that you have.
They are only suitable for outdoor use, the panel is on top, so if they are inside they will not receive the charge they need.
These can only be ued in decking. These will not withstand the weight of a car.
No sorry, not these ones.
Stones should be no problem as long as you good drainage below the light.
We sell them individually here. So you can buy a set of 4 then 2 individually.
These are in a cool white colour temp (6500k). We don't do any blue ground lights other than these.
We would not recommend that.
Customers previously have used a jigsaw, I hope this helps.
These will require ample drainage, so do not recommend setting them into brick.
These are a bright white light.
The panel is integrated into the product, so depends on how you were looking to install. The lights will also need to be placed somewhere with ample drainage.
These lights will need to installed somewhere with ample dainage. These lights are not recommended for driveways as they cannot withstand the weight of a car.
We recommend that this is light is placed somewhere where there is going to be good drainage. If this is not the case we can recommend the Edinburgh Deck Lights instead.
The lights can be recessed in their holes and do not require to be screwed in as they will be quite flush.
No, only white currently.
We wouldn't recommend them being vertical as it's likely that the panel wouldn't receive enough light.
You can't put them directly into the soil as these lights need good drainage but you consider making a base for them with maybe a gravel drainage area underneath.
It's not something we'd recommend - this time of year (summer) you'd be fine however performance will suffer in winter months. The Edinburghs would be a much better bet as they have a remote solar panel.
The light must have enough drainage so that it's not sat in water. Full instructions are here.
Currently only in cool white.
You'd need to ensure suitable drainage below each light. These lights are designed for decking.
You could but the panel is unlikely to get enough sunlight vs being horizontal.
The light has a full 12 month warranty and can bear up to 125kg.
The round decking lights only come in white.
Cool White
The deck lights can be screwed down by removing the stainless steel top to access the base.
The on/off switch is located on the underside of the deck lights.
Yes the lights are manufactured in China but built to UK specifications.