To make the most of the lighting in your garden and outdoor spaces, you need the right lights. Lighting Center is a lighting specialist, indoors and outdoors alike. On our website you will find a whole range of lights to light your garden in an effective, modern and elegant way. To that end, we offer a wide choice of garden bollards to light up your outdoor spaces. A functional light par excellence, a garden bollard marks out a driveway or path, or defines a plot of land. Giving off softer, more even light, a garden bollard also lets you highlight a particular spot in your garden. This could be a bench, a water feature, a shrub or even a decorative element such as a statue. What is more, the low intensity of the light from a garden bollard creates a warm, convivial atmosphere while reducing the risk of glare. By using garden bollards to light your garden, you can achieve superb lighting effects that are sure to impress your guests. Finally, our garden bollards have a relatively long lifespan of 30,000 hours on average, ensuring ideal lighting for your garden for many years.
Garden bollards: a highly decorative light
Placed in a row along a path, garden bollards bring a particularly soft atmosphere to your garden. As well as their main role as functional lighting, garden bollards also have remarkable and much sought-after decorative appeal. Garden bollards add a touch of elegance and modernity to your outdoor space. What is more, the models in this category easily suit every style of garden: from Mediterranean to Japanese, by way of exotic gardens. You will easily find the garden bollard you need in this dedicated section, which offers several dozen products for different outdoor settings. For a vintage look in your garden, opt for the Halleron, Alex or Elkstone bollards. The classic design of these garden bollards gives your garden or backyard a touch of refinement and nostalgia. For a much more contemporary atmosphere, you have a wide choice of garden bollards from the Plaza, Rexel, Helion, Cubik and Bollards ranges.
Frequently asked questions about garden bollards
How far apart should garden bollards be?
To mark out a path, space bollards around 2 to 3 m apart, alternating sides of the path if you wish.
What height of bollard should I choose?
A low bollard (30 to 50 cm) discreetly marks out a path; a taller bollard (80 cm to 1 m) provides more light for an entrance or driveway.
How do I power a garden bollard?
With an outdoor cable (e.g. type U-1000 R2V) in a red protective duct buried at least 50 cm deep, protected by a 30 mA RCD. Have this connection carried out by an electrician.
