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Outdoor Bollard Lights & Path Bollards
A bollard is a short post light that shines low to the ground. It lights up a path without shining bright light into your eyes.
Our LED bollard lights are safe for rain and match your outdoor landscaping. They are great for walkways, parking lots, and building entrances.
Height Decides the Job
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Height |
Best Use |
Spacing |
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12 to 20 inches |
Garden beds, short paths |
6 to 8 feet |
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24 to 30 inches |
Walkways and patios |
8 to 10 feet |
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36 to 42 inches |
Parking areas, building entries |
10 to 15 feet |
Where the Light Lands
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Beam Pattern |
What It Does |
Good For |
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360 degree |
Lights all sides |
Open lawns, plazas |
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Two-way |
Lights both directions along a path |
Straight walkways |
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Down only |
Aims light at the ground and cuts glare |
Paths near windows |
Walkways or Parking Areas?
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Walkways need lower bollards, spaced closer together
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Parking areas need taller, sturdier bollards with a wider spread
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At building entries, pair two bollards to frame the door
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Check local code for minimum light levels on commercial sites
Built to Take a Hit
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Bollards sit low, so wheels, mowers, and bikes bump them
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Look for metal housings and impact-resistant lenses
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Fixed base bollards beat plug-in stakes in high-traffic spots
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Set them back from curbs and turning lanes
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Pick a finish that hides scuffs
Matching Your Hardscape
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Concrete and gray pavers: pick a black or graphite finish
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Brick and warm stone: bronze or dark brown tones
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Modern metal accents: brushed or silver finishes
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Keep one finish across all your outdoor fixtures
Foundation and Wiring
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Pour or set a base, or use a mounting plate on concrete
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Mark utility lines before you dig
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Run buried cable in conduit, and go below the frost line if local rules require it
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Seal every connection against water
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Hire a licensed electrician for line-voltage runs
Glare, Color, and Brightness
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Warm white around 3000K suits paths and entries
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Avoid cool white near homes, since it feels harsh at night
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Aim for soft pools of light, not bright spots
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A shielded top or louver cuts glare for walkers
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Test one at night before you order the full set
Lighting a big lot instead? Add outdoor area lights for broader coverage.



