Considering these for a sloped garden entry area, no grass. Are wires discreet? Can it look good by day too?
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Hello Maureen. Thank you for your inquiry. Discrete is somewhat subjective. The wire is the dark green color that most Christmas light strings use. When it is lying in grass, it is very discrete - it blends in very well. However, if you were to lay them over a white sandy beach, then they would probably be quite visible. I am not sure what color the background surface would be in your case, but I can tell you that if you happen to have a set of Christmas lights with the dark green wire, you could lay them out in your entry area and get a good idea of what the Lawn Lights string will look like. I hope this helps. Thanks - Mark Hello Maureen. Thank you for your inquiry. Discrete is somewhat subjective. The wire is the dark green color that most Christmas light strings use. When it is lying in grass, it is very discrete - it blends in very well. However, if you were to lay them over a white sandy beach, then they would probably be quite visible. I am not sure what color the background surface would be in your case, but I can tell you that if you happen to have a set of Christmas lights with the dark green wire, you could lay them out in your entry area and get a good idea of what the Lawn Lights string will look... » Read More Hello Maureen. Thank you for your inquiry. Discrete is somewhat subjective. The wire is the dark green color that most Christmas light strings use. When it is lying in grass, it is very discrete - it blends in very well. However, if you were to lay them over a white sandy beach, then they would probably be quite visible. I am not sure what color the background surface would be in your case, but I can tell you that if you happen to have a set of Christmas lights with the dark green wire, you could lay them out in your entry area and get a good idea of what the Lawn Lights string will look like. I hope this helps. Thanks - Mark « Show Less
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I used mine in a garden area of a vintage courtyard bldg in Chicago, I had the lights closer together than how they were intended so there was a lot of excess wire but it laid on the soil and wasn't too obvious and the effect of the lights were great especially when there was some snow on them. I'm hoping they still work this year.
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None that I could see. The wires would need to be superficially attached to the post and would be visible.
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Hi Adam, Thanks for the question about the Wireless Outdoor Speakers. Paul pretty well covers it. I would just add the speaker wire connections on the back of the speakers can use a banana plug or screws to pinch the wire into place. Contact AV-Express for more information.
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No. They just look big. They're not too noticeable. The wires are good. Don't put them in your pocket or sleep them with laying on your stomach because you will mess up the wires that way. They're flat so they don't tangle very easily.
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It is very low profile, if mounting under cabinet then there should be a lip on cabinet to hide wires. I got some gummed wire holders and used zip ties to tie down.
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I believe the wire is the antenna. Why would you want the antenna to be hidden with no good reception?
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They are like any other paver. You will have to dig down the height of the paver to get it to lay level with the grass. If done correctly you shouldn't have any problem mowing the lawn.
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They are designed to be mounted into either a deck or patio. It requires drilling a hole. I don't think they would work well being mounted into dirt or grass. They are very small; about one inch diameter. Try landscape lights with a spike.
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I don't know any reason why you can't put it out there as long as you have a 30amp grounded plugin. Also you might want to keep in mind that you probably won't be wearing any clothes. How close are your neighbors?
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I have had 2 of these outside for about 2 years now. They are under the eaves by my front door and in front of my garage out of the worst of the weather. They have worked flawlessly. However, I would not suggest exposing them directly to the elements.
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YES! That is where I have them.they even come with wire so I drilled a small hole and ran them into the siding and caulked the hole so it looks professional and hard wired.
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You will recieve very good instruction when you order wire and transmitter. I would recommend the lightning protection device for the fence. We used an edger to form the trench for the wire and used pvc pipe to run the wire through across the driveway. Where we had an old woven wire fence on two sides we hung the wire on the fence about 18 in. from the ground. The fence works very well for us.
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Not able to really answer as I have not tried any of these out side.....I am a little skeptical of using them outside since I have a lot of trees and the constant movement and on/off I think would be too much for the unit in my yard.....might be a different story where you did not have anything but an occasional movement at night.....
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I would not bury this directly in the ground, needs to be put into electrical PVC conduit. Or the wire will degrade if installed directly in the dirt,and stop working
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The cords are covered with a velvety material and might look dusty or dirty easily outside. I think they are intended for indoor use, but IF your patio really doesn't sustain much wind or weather, they would possibly survive (and look awesome)!
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I put the stakes in the ground and the arbor right up to wire gate going into my back yard. I put wire bungies on each side of the gate posts. Looks great, roses are growing over it and I have easy and secure access with my gate as I can swing it open or lock it as needed. I love this arbor - goes beautifully with my house and privacy fence.
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None that I know of other than going with a wireless invisible fence system. They do not require the boundary wire. Let me know if you need one. Good luck