LED deck/stair lights?

[PCustoms]

Looking for some recommendations on budget friendly LED "down" lights for a deck. Need 6-12 along the fascia, another 8 on the stairs.

I'd also like to do 2 through a short retaining wall block. Having some room to expand down the road could be nice.

Not looking for high end, but also don't want something that lasts a winter.

Anyone have some recommendations?

 

[cybrdyke]

Most often these are in the "landscape lighting" category and low-voltage. Is that what you're thinking or do you want to use line voltage (120v)?
CD

 

[PCustoms]

Most often these are in the "landscape lighting" category and low-voltage. Is that what you're thinking or do you want to use line voltage (120v)?
CD

Definitely looking for low voltage.

 

[Chuckster in NJ]

I have used Hadco, Hinkley that are two brands that I have installed but there are many other brands so basically you get what you pay for.…….. Winters are very tough on ANY light fixtures that are installed at ground level that get covered by snow and leaves.
Check out: www.lampsplus.com for some "ideas" then go shopping.

 

[Yankeefarmer]

FWIW, there’s a hardscape (pavers, retaining wall blocks, etc) supplier not far from us that had a large display in their showroom of lighting options for landscape projects. I can’t speak to the budget friendliness, but if you’ve got such a place in your vicinity, it might be worth seeing what they have.

 

[mrVanagon]

I buy a lot of 12V fixtures and lamps from the folks at VoltLighting. They sell quality stuff with lifetime warranty on most of it.

 

[Chuckster in NJ]

I buy a lot of 12V fixtures and lamps from the folks at VoltLighting. They sell quality stuff with lifetime warranty on most of it.

X2^……. Quality products and built to last. $$$.