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Kichler Brive series. I'm placing a WIFI dimmer on the exterior lights so I customize the brightness.

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Ended up going with these for under the eave. https://www.beeslighting.com/lithonia-led-canless-downlight/p/WF3-LED-30K-MW-M6

Agree. It’s hard to tell how much light is going to be too much. All those LED fixtures are dimmable so I suppose the best idea is to place separate dimmers for the up/downs and eave lights. Sent from my iPhone using The Garage Journal mobile app

Thanks! It's getting there. I'm glad I found this forum. Tons of great info. FYI, I went over to build.com and found last year's close out Kichler lights for a quarter of the cost. Much easier on the wallet if you don't have to have a specific style. I can be happy with any of a number of...

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I'm looking at these LED fixtures: 9 of these under the eave above the garage doors: https://www.lampsplus.com/products/kichler-galveston-9-inch-wide-bronze-led-outdoor-ceiling-light__16t93.html 4 of these flanking the doors...

Time to order exterior fixtures

I like it

Maybe with the height of the doors, fixtures in between them that shine up and down would be better

Thanks for the replies. Most all work will be inside the garage. Just thinking floods on the corners to shine lots of light on the periphery. My thoughts on the goose necks above the doors would just be for nice accent lighting but they may not work for 10x10s on the end and 10x16 in the middle.

I’m looking for some exterior lighting options for a new garage. I’m thinking decorative goose neck fixtures over the bay doors and entrance door. Floods on the front two corners. The floods would be more for light to work in the driveway than security. The fixtures over the doors to be...