Teakwood and Red Stone Decorative Garden Lamp Post

Description

• A high-class lighting fixture made from Sandstone for the garden lamp post.
• The housing stands over a pedestal, on the base of the Hexa petal, surrounded by small holes to disperse light.
• Going to the upper part of the structure,  a bud is made on the lamppost at the Sikhara.

• Preparing for garden parties idea or a get-together? Then why not take a chance to show off the artistically appealing lamp post?
• In a zen garden, lawn, or park, the design would look beautiful if tucked among white gravel that will certainly capture anyone’s attention.
• The front garden illumination is so important as it not only illuminates the walkways but also gives light to the nearby curated shrub and hedges.
• You can line up some lamp posts to enhance the look of stone paving or in the landscaping.
• Place it at the entrance of any home/office/restaurant etc.

• The outdoor lamp post should be cleaned whenever needed or twice a year.
• Start the cleaning process by disconnecting the power supply before starting to clean your lamp post.
• Detach the bulb from the light fixture using a rag or gloves. Segregate the other parts of the lamppost.
• Tap the light fixture housings, to prevent it from running water to the socket area.
• Using a bucket of water douse the detached parts of the lamp then rinse it with a brush or sponge to detach the dust, debris, moss, and algae from the surface of the decorative garden lamp post.
• Wipe off the bulb with a damp cloth and wait until all detached parts become dry.
• Now put the bulb back and all other parts to their previous form and replug to enjoy illumination.