Lumopattern Decorative Solar Garden Light

A cut metal shade turns a small solar light into something that changes the ground around it. Light escaping through the pierced pattern throws that same pattern outward, so a single stake lamp decorates a section of path or border rather than only marking it.

Solar removes the reason most gardens go unlit: there is no power where the light is wanted. It charges from its own panel through the day and switches itself on at dusk, so nothing needs to be wired, switched or paid for once it is in the ground.

Push the stake into soft ground and position the panel where it gets direct sun for most of the day, since output depends entirely on how well it charged. Expect shorter run times in winter and after overcast days, which is normal rather than a fault. Wipe the panel clear of dust and leaves occasionally, and bring the units in over hard frost to protect the internal cell.

• Pierced metal shade projects patterns onto paths and borders
• Solar powered: no wiring, switching or running cost
• Charges by day and lights automatically at dusk
• Site the panel in direct sun and keep it clear of leaves
• Shorter winter run time is normal; bring in over hard frost