Ground Spike Lights for illuminating plants and foliage
Spike lights provide the ultimate flexibility in lighting your garden as they can easily be repositioned when required to illuminate different shrubs and trees throughout the seasons. Available in many finishes from black, nickel and even wood. Some of these are simply to install requiring you to just take them from the box and stick them in the ground - what could be easier? Take a look through the products available and see the further advice at the bottom of this page. If you still require information or advice please give us a call.
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Exterior LED Floodlight - Wide range of wattages
6 Products£14.25
Bronze Moveable LED Spike Light - 3w or 6w
4 Products£116.64
Compact LED Spike Light for Box Hedges or Planters
£129.00
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High Output Narrow Beam LED Spot with Spike
£49.60
Aluminium Ground Spike - Mains GU10
3 Products£20.18
Compact Stainless Steel Spike-mounted Spotlights
3 Products£41.30
Versatile LED Garden Spotlight - Aluminium Construction
£47.45
Versatile LED Spotlight - Rugged & Stylish
£52.00
Neat Fully adjustable Aluminium Garden Path Light - 3w LED
£99.00
Corrosion Resistant Adjustable Spot Light - Wall or Ceiling
£120.00
Stylish and Low Energy Exterior Uplight
2 Products£121.98
Exterior spike lights for gardens
Spike lights, or spike mounted spotlights, really do give instant lighting to your garden. If you do not have external power sockets or do not wish to hard wire lighting in fixed locations you could use a linkable spike light system. These kits come in a variety of different guises but typically come with one, two or three spike mounted spotlights in the starter kit and have the flexibility to add new spotlights and ground lights to suit your needs. Often the power supply is taken from an internal power socket or via a switched socket in your shed or garage. Most linkable spike lights have lights in fixed positions but some have the ability for you to add lights in any position along the supply cable giving you the flexibility to have more lights in one location. This lets you dictate where your spike lights are located and avoid big loops of spare cable.