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Grand Outdoor Lighting
Large bollards, post lights and scenic wall lights built to anchor a drive, a courtyard or the front of a house.
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About Grand Outdoor Lighting
Outdoor Fixtures Built at Full Scale
These are the outdoor pieces from the Grand Collection: tall post and pillar lights for a driveway or a gate, oversized wall lanterns for a facade that a standard sconce cannot hold, and the larger fixtures meant to be read from the road rather than from the doorstep.
Outside, everything looks smaller than it does in a photograph. A wall light that seems generous indoors often disappears against a two story facade or a wide garage door, which is why these are built at the scale they are. A rough guide for an entry is a fixture about a quarter to a third the height of the door, and more for a wall seen from a distance.
Check the weather rating on each product page against where the fixture will sit, from a covered porch to a fully exposed wall or an open pier. Pieces over 20 pounds are made to order and take about 3 to 4 weeks.
Common Questions About Grand Outdoor Lighting
For a front door, a fixture about a quarter to a third of the door height usually looks right, which is roughly 20 to 26 inches on a standard door. For a wall seen from the street or a garage, go larger, because distance shrinks everything.
Check the base measurement in the Dimensions section against the flat top of your post. A 4 by 4 post is closer to 3.5 inches across than 4, and brick piers vary widely, so measure before ordering rather than after.
Powder coated aluminum and stainless steel hold up best, especially near the coast where salt air is hard on metal. Touch up any chips promptly and wipe fixtures down each season to keep water and grit from sitting on the finish.
A licensed electrician for anything hardwired, and for a post or pier light, someone who can confirm the mounting point and the buried cable route. Check for utility lines before digging a post base.
