Outdoor lighting on the garage.

[aar0s]

The Pre twister garage had a large old school security light on it but with the tree gone Im thinking that much light wont be needed and was wanting something a little more decorative.
The park district did some lighting with some 3/4 metal conduit bent like it was wrapped around a five gallon bucket and an old school reflector on top of the bulb. I was wanting something like that but wanted to see what you guys might have done or have seen that would fit that look.

 

[nmtt92]

Check out this site:

http://www.barnlightelectric.com/

I used their lights over the garages at my lake house (see pic). They have cool stuff, but pretty pricey. You can spec out every part of the fixture -- arm length, shape of curve, reflectors, etc.

 

[aar0s]

Thanks Nmtt, ill keep an eye on the clearance part but there are a couple more on there that have caught my eye.
kinda looking at this
http://www.barnlightelectric.com/di...d-barn-all-weather-warehouse-wall-mount-light
and
http://www.barnlightelectric.com/po...ts/goodrich-12-dino-porcelain-gooseneck-light

big price difference but the one that will match the red on the metal best will probably be the deciding factor.

 

[GGB]

Check out Menard's Barn Light. The downside is it only comes in one size, color and with a straight standoff. The upside is that the price is very reasonable, just under $25.00. For that, I can spray bomb the color I want, and afford to put on more if necessary.

The Barnlights site has a terrific selection, but is pricier. I purchased 3 barn lights for a pool table light I'm building. I also purchased a barn light locally from a local specialty lighting store to go above a gas grill under our deck, but again, a lot more expensive.

GGB

 

[Spudd dud]

Check out the thread listed below, I just posted on it the lights I have/made for about $40-$50 into for gooesneck lights.

"Gooseneck light source"