Solar Lighting · Terraces
Solar lighting for a terrace
A terrace is for sitting late. It needs low, warm light where people gather, not a floodlight and not an extension lead across the tiles.
Planned, installed and maintained by us, across Cyprus, whether you are on the island or not.
Terrace sockets were planned for the barbecue, not the light
Most Cyprus terraces have one outdoor socket, and it is never where the light should be. So the evening runs on a cable across the floor or on candles that give up in the first breeze.
Solar terrace lighting is placed purely by where it looks and feels right. There is no socket to reach, so the corner that was always dark can finally have its lamp.
Each lamp carries its own panel and battery. Nothing is trenched, nothing is metered, and the switching happens by itself at dusk.
No cable
no trench, no electrician, no lifted paving
€0
to run, once it is in the ground
IP65
sealed against sun, dust and salt air
~3,300h
of sun a year in Cyprus doing the work
Why Not Just Order a Box
What separates these from supermarket solar stakes
A store sells the light and disappears
We install it, and we come back to maintain it. That is not a promise about the product, it is a checkable fact about how we work, and it is the one thing no box shipper can offer.
Numbers instead of adjectives
Not premium quality but IP65, Corten steel, 3000 lumens, made to order in three to four weeks. Numbers can be checked, which is exactly why they can be believed.
Honest about the battery
Batteries age. That is physics, not a defect. Ours are replaceable, spares are kept in stock, and we fit them for you.
The Lamps We Quote Here
For a terrace we keep it warm and low. The stone lamps disappear into planters and pots, the 2200 lumen post lifts the main seating corner, and the aimable spotlights pick out the wall or the tree beside it.
Good To Know
Asked before ordering
The lamps we place on terraces are 3000K, which is the warm end, close to a filament bulb. Neutral 4000K versions exist in the range but we keep those for steps and parking, not for where people sit.
Yes, at dusk. Most of the range carries a dusk sensor, so the terrace is already lit when you carry the plates out.
The panel needs direct sun for a good share of the day. A pot under a pergola will charge poorly, so we place lamps at the sunny edge and aim light into the shaded corner instead. That placement is most of what our free lighting plan is for.
Start with a free lighting plan
Tell us about the garden, or send a few photos. We suggest positions and a lamp count, you get a clear picture of what it would take, and you decide in your own time.
Ask for the planGreen Planet Gardening plans, installs and maintains solar garden lighting across Cyprus, rather than just supplying the lights. See the full range or ask us for a free lighting plan.