are lights made for concrete installation?
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Yes. I have three installed on my front steps and four installed to the back concrete walkway. You will need to drill a hole to fit the width and depth of the light itself. The only problem is, whenever it rains heavily the water enters inside and can damage the lighting. So what I have done, is to drill a hole in the bottom of the placement where it is to be installed so that the water can get into the ground. This has worked very well. I also remove the ones that I had difficulty drilling a hole into, whenever it rains heavily. If the lights is water logged, you can also place it on a side for the water to drip off, and return it in place. I have purchased several of those lights, because they are durable and look quite lovely at nights. It makes my home surrounds look like a hotel setting. Lovely indeed. I will continue to purchase, for as long as I can. They last quite a while, actually, before going off due to water. Once fully charged in the sun, they last all night. Some of my lights have lasted over a year, but again, I live in the Caribbean.
1354832
Yes...the light fits into the housing. Install housing anyway you like just don't cover yup the 3 screw holes
1354833
Yes, you can set them in concrete. They won't last long no matter what you install them in. If you can arrange to drain the water from the holes in the concrete, you may have better luck than we have had with mounting them flush in the lawn at the edges of the driveway. At $25 a pop, they are too expensive for me to keep replacing.
1354834
We didn't put them in concrete. It was a test run for our landscaping. They look beautiful but they don't last. I have one left from the set that gives us a glimmer of light, a spot of light.
2189008
Needs to be wired to buildings commercial power, just like an overhead or permanent light fixture
1687278
Yes. I have two installed at my office under the soffit. Be prepared for a very white LED light.
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Barb C. , Just like a previous response, the holes are permanent but not the lights. These are outstanding lights and I have used them in several areas on my wood deck. What you are asking is exactly what I saw at a local outdoor kitchen dealer. They had several 'mock up' patio set ups and they core drilled one inch holes approximately three inches from edge of the concrete patio and dug under the patio to wire the lights. Core drills are available at most tool rental stores but most homeowners at not up to the task. John D. - Weeki Wachee, Fl.
1147133
Unfortunately I don't believe this company does that. The wiring kit is already designed for this set of lights but the lights are not bad at all.
1680447
Yes. If you look at a picture of one with lights, on that straight piece of tubing, there are two small holes drilled on top and two larger holes directly below those so you can get a socket in there to tighten down lights.
752013
I am not sure- These lights are plug in. The way it worked for us was that the plugs under counter are connected to the light switch, so we were able to install under counter and them plug them in. Hope that helps.
385393
Yes the bulbs are inside you have to install it ; it has wires my carpenter installed mine.
544110
I think the 1st two responses are correct. Hardware-House lighting is well constructed but, this line is not intended for outdoor use. I would error on the side of safety and install outdoor rated lights and fans. Please feel free to call me if you have other questions or concerns. We'll be glad to help.ChristopherComplete Home Hardware615-794-3880
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Screws are included but I'm not sure if they are concrete compatible. Not to deter you, this light is beautiful but poorly constructed in craftsmanship! When I received my light the wiring was unattached from the panel board; I had to reattach and the light worked eventually after a full day charge. After a few days the light defaulted and never came on again? I turned it into a bird house; at least I got some use out of it. To be honest you would be better off purchasing a decorative solar light from Home Goods formly Garden Ridge or some other store of similar products. Hope this helped you out. Good Luck with your purchase! PS. The light is illuminated so doesn't give off bright light.
325942
I'm not sure. I bought them mostly for decor, not to light up a pathway or anything. They are not real bright, they just define the entrance to my property.
192041
Sorry I didn't install it. Electrician did it. But the light is really nice. I like it.
345898
I don't know as we moved into a new place and the electrician installed all the lighting. Sorry I can't be of more help. I would certainly think it would be. By chance, did you send a note to the manufacturer.
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Hello,The LED Lights cannot be replaced for other types. Thanks for the question,ALCOVE LIGHTING
2013129
sorry i do not know. mine are in lamps which i dont have that option. i love the glow of these lights tho.
823140
yes, if the radiant surface is not "too warm". They will also counter some of the radiant properties (similar to carpet) of the concrete floor, but I wouldn't fret too much about that.
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No. This is supplemental lighting for decorative purposes only. You should use a proper light.