It seems that the back yard is usually the last on the list when it comes to remodeling projects. We all have great ideas and plans but many times they just get pushed to the back burner because we get sidetracked or we run out of money. The secret to getting something really nice done in the back yard is the KIS principle. “Keep it Simple” is the key and that is where a project like low voltage lighting come into play.
This type of lighting is an excellent enhancement to outdoor steps, walkways, fences and walls. Normally, this type of outdoor lighting has 3 parts, the fixture, the transformer and an electrical cable that is low voltage. Best of all low voltage landscape lighting is an easy DIY project that comes in a wide assortment of colors and shapes. Solar is an excellent option and antique reproduction lights can really add to the landscape when they are solar powered. Plus they come in a wide range of prices. Yes, even you can do it!
Landscapelighting.com features the Innovator Top Dog-Brass With Bronze or Copper Finish low voltage landscape lighting system. This system is coming very popular because of its versatility. The spot light is a sealed fixture .This type of light can also be used in a commercial venue. This is a premium brass area light. It is a 12 volt system so you will probably have to also purchase a low voltage transformer. The bulbs are not included. It is priced at $189.00 but can be found on sale for as little as $79.99.
Quoizel features many options in low voltage landscape lighting like the Americana , item number CZ8407BDFL, finished in burnished copper. It measures 14 inches high by 7 inches wide with a 9 ½ inch extension. It weighs six pounds. It is a very warm and classic shape. The shape has a hint of oriental influence to promote the ultimate Fen shui with a sense of restfulness, tranquility and comfort. Plus it cuts energy consumption with the use of fluorescent bulbs and with a photocell sensor that turns the light off during the daylight hours.
No matter what your choice in low voltage landscape lighting, a weekend will usually be enough time install the system. Then just sit back, relax and admire your work.
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