lights - are they embedded or on top of patio?

Kate Meakin

2 years ago

Pls could tell me about the lights? Are the cut in or on top of patio? And are they Elle tic or solar? Many thanks!

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Taryn Ferris Gardens, Horticulture And Design
2 years ago
Hello Kate, Thanks for your question. These lights are recessed in to the paving - special little holes drilled in to the porcelain to ensure the finish is tight. They are connected to the mains so not solar unfortunately. Here's a link. This is a wholesaler, but shows the product. https://landscapeplus.com/View/18732/luxr-led-micro-recessed-step-light-copper
Kate Meakin
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2 years ago
Thanks for your response (neither possible in my case sadly!)
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