DECKING LIGHTS

FLUSH FITTING – LOW PROFILE

COOL WHITE or BLUE

 Check out our video.  Just a note the video talks about one of our previous 50mm lights.  We have changed over to 30mm lights now which we have found give a better ambient deck light.  After I installed around 100 lights for a job, they actually were too bright so we went back to 30mm and the team agreed bigger is not always better.

We have been selling decking for 10 years and we thought it was about time we started offering the only true DECK LIGHTS on ebay to give other customers the opportunity to buy our lights.

Whilst there are many listings for deck lights most are not sold by DECK PEOPLE.  They do not know the dramas and issues you have when laying deck and what is needed in a deck light to make it easy to install and effective for its purpose.

Firstly it’s all about the depth of the light.  I PROMISE you there will be areas in your deck where there will be a joist or timber chock or some sort of obstruction under your deck boards so do not make the mistake in getting bad fitting deep lights made by people who never put together decks.

Honorwood decking we sell the deck materials and the lights as well.

So why are ours the most widely used and recommended by deck builders.  It is simple:

OUR LIGHTS HAVE A DEPTH OF ONLY 18.5MM

This means it will fit into every composite board without sticking out the bottom and will be the same in most timber decks.

So do not play games with inferior products.

Deck lights allow you to build a functional striking deck ambience with perimeter lighting and stair lighting.

Whilst deck lights are not there to give you lights to play games and read books they are there to create a lighting that is soft and highlights all the features your deck has.

If you are laying or building a $2,000 deck or a $50,000 deck you would be crazy not to add lighting and even crazier if you install anything that will be a headache

Specifications:

1)      Input: DC12V

2)      Wattage: 0.6W

3)      Size: 30mmW x 18.5mm deep

4)      Hole Size: 23mm

5)      LED: 1pc

6)      Material: Stainless

7)      Finish: Stainless

8)      Light Colour: Cool White or Blue

9)      String: 0.5m on each light

How to Install

1)      Drill a 23mm hole in your deck boards

2)      Think about where your transformer power will plug in under your deck (BTW Bunnings sell IP57 outdoor power points for under $30)

3)      Pop in the light and screw join the 0.5m cable from one light to your next light and so on (the lead goes under your deck)

4)      You can join up to a maximum of 12 lights together for each transformer

5)      Most times you don’t need to glue or seal your lights in the hole

6)      Plug into your power and 12 can run at once

7)      Most people use cool white for decks and blue lights for pool edge decks

My Tips

-          When you build your deck frame get your power sorted under deck then. 

-          Draw out where your lights will be.  A double power point will hold 2 transformers so doing around 24 lights.

-          Don’t worry this is 12v low voltage so your 10amp power can you hold hundreds of lights you just need to get them plugged in.

-          For large decks we suggest you bring your power to the deck then just piggyback outdoor power points on your joist or bears using the same 3 core 2.5mm wire.

-          If you need some extension lighting cables that screw in then just see us

-          Lights look great following fencing

-          Pool edges or steps you should light up

-          Blue lights around pools look great

-          We install lights around every 40cm when we build

Prices

$8 per light

$19 per Transformer

$280 - 30 lights and 3 transformers

$95 - 10 lights and 1 Transformer