Search Results:
Search Results:
Search Results:
Search Results:
Light up your garden with our wide range of garden lighting and outdoor lights. Use our LED garden lights to brighten paths, feature trees, or add ambience to your deck. Our collection includes low-voltage garden lights perfect for safe and stylish setups.
Choose top brands like Havit Lighting, Domus, CLA Lighting, and more. Everything is in stock and ready to ship across Australia.
Our garden lights suit all landscaping jobs. Use a Light Spike in plant beds or install a Deck Light on stairs. Add submersible lights to ponds or water features for extra style.
Spike Garden Lights & Light Spike Options:
Bollard Lights line paths or driveways. Our Bollard Spike designs make setup quick. Go with an LED Bollard to cut energy costs without losing light quality.
Deck Light helps with safety on stairs and adds soft ambience to outdoor areas. These low-profile lights blend into timber or tile finishes.
Wall lights brighten fences, pillars, or home exteriors. They can also expand your garden lighting plan and improve security and comfort.
LED strip lights offer subtle garden lighting. For a layered effect, use them under eaves, along edges, or behind features.
Use spotlights to light trees or walls.
Add solar lights to low-voltage zones or areas with no power.
Solar lights are an easy win for DIY setups.
Pick from 12V/24V low voltage or 240V mains outdoor lights.
Match the system to your space and garden lighting needs.
Our gear is tough and ready for Aussie weather. Choose from:
All products include specs like IP65/IP67, lumens, beam angle, and colour temperature.
Get everything you need for a complete setup:
Install your garden lights right the first time.
We’re electricians. We know what works outdoors.
Yes, many designs complement modern and contemporary garden styles.
It depends on the effect you want. For ambient lighting, LED Deck Lights or Bollard Lights are great. To highlight plants or paths, use Spike Lights. For layered designs, consider LED Strip Lights or Wall Lights. Low voltage garden lights are especially good for ease of installation and safety in residential gardens.
Still unsure? Need help? Ask us. We’ll help you plan the perfect garden lighting setup.
If you're installing 240V mains-powered outdoor lighting, then yes, a licensed electrician is required by Australian law. However, if you're working with 12V or 24V low voltage garden lights, these are considered safer for DIY and can be installed without an electrician using the appropriate transformer or driver.
Sparky Direct supplies garden lights Australia-wide, offering reliable outdoor lighting solutions with convenient delivery.
Garden lights are securely packaged and delivered via standard courier services.
Unused products are generally eligible for return according to the seller’s returns policy.
Warranty coverage varies by manufacturer and typically covers defects in materials or workmanship.
Garden lights are available individually and as part of complete lighting systems.
Yes, thoughtful placement ensures balanced lighting and avoids glare.
LED garden lights generally require minimal maintenance.
Yes, they create a welcoming atmosphere for outdoor entertaining.
Yes, pathway and step lighting improves visibility and safety.
Once installed, they operate automatically or via switches and require minimal attention.
Yes, spot and spike lights are commonly used to highlight landscaping features.
Garden lights are outdoor lighting fixtures designed to illuminate gardens, pathways, plants, and landscape features.
Brightness varies by design, with options for subtle accent lighting or stronger illumination.
Yes, lighting extends the use of gardens and outdoor areas after dark.
Garden lights improve safety, highlight landscaping, and enhance outdoor ambience at night.
Yes, they are widely used in homes, parks, and commercial landscape projects.
Yes, options include warm white, cool white, and daylight, depending on the desired effect.
Some garden lights provide ambient lighting, while others can contribute to improved outdoor visibility.
Many garden lights operate on low voltage systems, such as 12V or 24V, using a suitable transformer.
Common types include spike lights, bollard lights, pathway lights, spotlights, and feature lights.
Yes, most modern garden lights use LED technology for efficiency and long service life.
Yes, garden lights are designed to withstand outdoor weather conditions and moisture exposure.
Quality garden lights are manufactured to meet relevant AS/NZS electrical and safety standards when installed correctly.
They are commonly used in gardens, along pathways, around trees, near features, and in outdoor living areas.