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Love the walkway lights! Where was it purchased?

4 years ago

Can you tell me where these walkway lights were purchased. I think they would look great in my backyard too with my pavers.

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Green Apple Landscaping
4 years ago
Yes. These are Kichler 15805 pathlight fixtures. You could probably purchase them online.

Let me know if you have any other questions.
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