Spike lights – stylish lighting for gardens and pathways
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Outdoor stake lights are more than just functional ground lights: they create visual accents, guide sightlines, illuminate pathways, and stylishly design relaxation areas in the garden. Whether used on the patio, in planting beds, along paths, or around seating areas – high-quality stake lights combine design, light quality, and garden expertise. Our selection includes only premium stake lights from leading manufacturers, crafted from robust materials, featuring modern LED technology and adjustable light output.
These lights create flexible lighting effects outdoors: lights that can be used decoratively, are portable, and yet function reliably. The following text provides everything you need to know about outdoor spike lights: lighting effect, materials, technology and control, installation and placement, energy efficiency, areas of application, and maintenance. Finally, there's a comprehensive FAQ.
Spike lights allow for movement in light – they can be set in the ground, positioned flexibly, and changed as desired. Ideal for:
Paths along gardens or seating areas
Planting areas where light highlights plants and structure
Seating areas on the terrace or in the garden create an atmospheric environment
temporary light points for staging at events
These lights combine easy placement with high-quality effect – light that grows with the garden.
Garden lights must withstand weather, humidity, and temperature fluctuations. Our spike lights impress with:
Protection ratings such as IP65 or IP67 – splash-proof and temporarily rainproof
Materials such as stainless steel, die-cast aluminum, or bronzed surfaces
robust, tempered glass or special diffusers
long-lasting LEDs with good heat dissipation
Here, garden durability meets design quality.
Spike lights also serve two purposes: ambiance and orientation. Our models offer:
warm white light (2,700–3,000 K) for a cozy garden atmosphere
neutral white light (3,000–4,000 K) for pathways and sight lines
Good color rendering (CRI 80–90) for material effect in outdoor spaces
Directed light cones or diffuse light surfaces as needed
This creates light that gently highlights plants, design elements and pathways.
Spike lights are not inconspicuous lights – they are design elements in the garden. We carry variations such as:
simple stainless steel skewers with LED module on top
decorative models with a lantern look
Low floor lights with integrated plant height adjustment
Height-adjustable skewers for flexible use
This allows you to combine light with garden furniture, plants and atmosphere.
Modern outdoor lighting is intelligent. Spike lights offer:
Dimming or multiple light levels
Optional remote control or app control
Timer or motion detection for path lighting
Combination with solar options or battery variants
This makes garden lighting intuitive, flexible and convenient.
Here too, high-quality technology pays off. Our spike lights offer:
efficient LED technology with low power consumption
durable use over many years
Low maintenance thanks to high-quality workmanship
Garden lights that last – not just for one season.
Spike lights can be used to strategically structure lighting and zones:
along garden paths or side entrances
as ambient light for terrace edges or seating areas
Planting areas to emphasize structure, texture and growth
Event or patio lighting for temporary use
Placement guidelines:
Height approx. 40–80 cm above ground for path lighting
Spacing approximately 1.5–2 m depending on cone width
Do not direct the light beam directly onto seating surfaces.
Consider the relocation of connections and battery slots.
Garden lights are outdoors – therefore, maintenance is important to preserve their technology and appearance:
regular cleaning of glass and casing
Keep connection points dry
In winter, switch off the light if necessary, or at least use a cover.
Occasionally check metal parts for corrosion.
1. Can spike lights remain permanently in the ground?
Yes – if the protection rating and materials are suitable and the installation is done correctly.
2. Which light color is suitable for the garden?
Warm white (≈2,700–3,000 K) for atmosphere; neutral white (≈3,000–4,000 K) for pathways.
3. How high should a spike lamp be positioned?
Typically 40–80 cm above the floor – depending on function and viewing direction.
4. Are battery-powered or solar-powered versions a good option?
Yes – ideal for temporary use or areas without a power connection.
5. How wide is the light cone?
Depends on the model – refer to the manufacturer's instructions; choose the distance accordingly.
6. Do I need to bring the light inside during the winter?
Not necessarily – protection can be useful in frost or snow depth.
7. What protection rating does a spike light need?
At least IP65 – higher (IP67) for direct irrigation or frost areas.
8. Are spike lights also suitable for planting areas?
Yes – but ensure adequate drainage and cable routing.
9. Can I effectively combine several spike lights?
Yes – for guiding paths or as a uniform line of light.
10. What should I pay particular attention to when buying?
Protection class, height adjustment, light color, cone width and material quality.