Easy Lighting for Patios and Balconies

Easy ways to add lighting to your outside spaces

Lighting your patio or balcony for the autumn months has become increasingly popular. This trend first emerged during the pandemic where meeting outdoors was preferred to indoors. As we started to step outside, we gained a new appreciation for being in touch with nature and this trend for socialising outdoors remained.

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When the patio or balcony is dark it’s less inviting and that’s a real shame. When it’s well lit, it could really extend your living space from the spring to the autumn.

If you’ve longed for a solution to lighting your outdoor space without having to hire an electrician, you’re in luck! There’s a couple of really good options which will perfectly light the exterior of your home via battery or solar lighting.

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Battery lighting is portable lighting that can be charged via a USB. Once charged, you are good to go. They can be used in multiple locations be it patio, balcony or picnic area. 

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10 of the most stylish practical battery and solar lights.

Top Tip:
Keep lighting focus downwards for relaxed ambient intimate occasions.

Solar Lighting for Outdoor use.

Solar Lights can be portable too but recharge themselves when left outdoors. They have small solar panels which recharge batteries bringing bright illumination to bathe outdoor spaces in delightful ambient light.

The great joys of solar lighting is, no electric is used and installation is super easy! You simply mount the lights and hey presto you have the look you’ve always dreamt of. No trailing wires and without requiring the services of an electrician.

Now your outdoor space is lit you be enjoying your outdoor space year round.

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EXPLORE further easy to install outdoor lighting that can be installed easily – no electrical knowledge needed.

Outdoor Wireless Table and Floor Lamps

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Outdoor Wall lights with no Wiring

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Outdoor Wireless Pathway Lighting

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LED candles

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Dress your outdoor space to impress this Autumn with outdoor cushions and cosy throws for outside.

It’s a wrap!

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FAQs:

How long does the battery operate in chargeable outside lights?

This will vary for each lamp, but our selection of lights take approximately 6 hours to charge and will last for 8 hours. They all feature an integral LED which ensures that they are cheap to run.

Is it cheaper to use battery lights or wired in lights?

Lighting that uses rechargeable batteries is a great way to save money. What’s even cheaper, is to opt for solar powered lights as there is no running cost at all.

Is solar the cheapest way to light outdoors?

Absolutely! Solar lighting is inexpensive to buy and there are no running costs. It’s also easy to install – simply pop them where you want them and let the sun do the rest!

How many Lumens do you need for garden lights?

The benefit of solar lighting and how asy they are to install means that you can easily obtain the perfect brightness for the exterior of your home. The light levels required will vary depending on how the outside is being used. A single table lamp is perfect for a relaxed evening, whereas you’ll need more if you’re attempting the weeding! Another benefit is that some types of solar lighting are portable, so you can simply take it with you.

Can you fit lights to a shed or summerhouse without electricity?

Yes, you can! Check out our selection of wireless outdoor wall lights. Perfect for pergolas, summerhouses, sheds and patios, all with no wiring considerations.

Is solar lighting safe to be used in the rain?

Yes, all of our solar lighting has a minimum ingress protection rating of 44. This ensures that water can not reach any of the component parts, so it’s safe to be outside all year round.

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