DIY Hanging Garden Lanterns
DIY Hanging Garden Lanterns
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As we move toward becoming a more environmentally conscious society, they are a great way to light the great outdoors without using consumable power sources.The uses of solar exterior lights are limited only by your imagination. They can be placed anywhere they will get 8 or more hours of direct sunlight. Because there are so many different lights, the uses are endless.
• Try lining a path or walk away with solar path lights. You can place the lights in the ground on stakes, hang them from hooks or build them into the path.
• If you have a pond or pool, there are floating lights that can be added to the water to create a lovely soft glow.
• To create a rustic atmosphere, try solar lanterns. These can be hung from post or set on logs or tables. There are also pole lamps in many styles that can be used line walks or drives.
• Using accent lights to highlight specific plants or areas of the garden allows you to focus a softer light on the area than the spotlights would give.
• Just for fun, there are solar wind chimes, wind spinners, string lights, fountains, statues and all sorts of decorations that can be used to add lighting to your garden while also adding a certain flair to your décor.
• Solar patio lights can be made from any of the above lighting choices. Just make sure they are placed where they will get direct sunlight and not be covered by a patio cover.
• Solar umbrellas are a delightful way to light evening meals by the pool or in the garden. You don't have to worry about hanging lights or putting lanterns on the table. Just sit under the umbrella and enjoy your meal.
Solar lighting is not without its drawbacks. You need to know before you begin your planning, that solar exterior lights are more expensive than their electrical counterparts. However, your savings on electrical bills over time will make up the difference. Many people feel that solar outdoor lights are not as bright at electrical ones and therefore do not like them. However, some prefer the soft, muted light of solar powered lights in the garden.
You must also remember that solar batteries have to be charged by the sun. If there is no sun, there is no power. It is necessary to be aware of the pattern of sunlight when placing solar outdoor lights on the grounds.
That having been said, solar garden lights come in a variety of designs and can add charm and style to your garden and patio area. Because they run on the power of the sun, there are no added utility costs. And they can easily be moved from one area to another because there are no power cords or plug in constraints.
When you are ready to purchase solar outdoor lights, remember that you get what you pay for. You may be tempted to go for the less expensive lights. However, the better quality lights will give better lighting and last longer. You should also check the mechanism and be sure that the solar outdoor light is solidly built, waterproof and uses quality batteries.
• Try lining a path or walk away with solar path lights. You can place the lights in the ground on stakes, hang them from hooks or build them into the path.
• If you have a pond or pool, there are floating lights that can be added to the water to create a lovely soft glow.
• To create a rustic atmosphere, try solar lanterns. These can be hung from post or set on logs or tables. There are also pole lamps in many styles that can be used line walks or drives.
• Using accent lights to highlight specific plants or areas of the garden allows you to focus a softer light on the area than the spotlights would give.
• Just for fun, there are solar wind chimes, wind spinners, string lights, fountains, statues and all sorts of decorations that can be used to add lighting to your garden while also adding a certain flair to your décor.
• Solar patio lights can be made from any of the above lighting choices. Just make sure they are placed where they will get direct sunlight and not be covered by a patio cover.
• Solar umbrellas are a delightful way to light evening meals by the pool or in the garden. You don't have to worry about hanging lights or putting lanterns on the table. Just sit under the umbrella and enjoy your meal.
Solar lighting is not without its drawbacks. You need to know before you begin your planning, that solar exterior lights are more expensive than their electrical counterparts. However, your savings on electrical bills over time will make up the difference. Many people feel that solar outdoor lights are not as bright at electrical ones and therefore do not like them. However, some prefer the soft, muted light of solar powered lights in the garden.
You must also remember that solar batteries have to be charged by the sun. If there is no sun, there is no power. It is necessary to be aware of the pattern of sunlight when placing solar outdoor lights on the grounds.
That having been said, solar garden lights come in a variety of designs and can add charm and style to your garden and patio area. Because they run on the power of the sun, there are no added utility costs. And they can easily be moved from one area to another because there are no power cords or plug in constraints.
When you are ready to purchase solar outdoor lights, remember that you get what you pay for. You may be tempted to go for the less expensive lights. However, the better quality lights will give better lighting and last longer. You should also check the mechanism and be sure that the solar outdoor light is solidly built, waterproof and uses quality batteries.