My new business

[YankeeDave]

Originally Posted by zudoo

Congrats on a great product/well presented website. Agree with jasper, says in FAQ that lights have to be purchased/fitted seperate. Your target market would be put of by this imho. Maybe have a ready to go price as well?

Good idea, I'll try that

[Yom]

quite trendy. You might be able to look into/fit low voltage DC lighting which only requires a battery or two to be replaced to get fancy light shows happening. 8 double A batteries will create 12v which is usually sufficient to run things like LED, cold cathode tubes etc which are available in a variety of colours which could potentially provide the lighting some people would be looking for - if only for a couple of hours but hey. Only thinking smaller batteries which are nice and easy to find at the shops I guess.

Just isn't as warm as a normal incandescent light bulb but may very well be situations where getting 240v to the assembly would be out of the question.

[oyamum]

i agree with everyone else mate i honestly thought they were gonna some hippy crap but i realy like them. When/if you sort out a ready to go unit with lights and all i mite be keen...

[mowerman]

Very nice and very clever well done, good luck with your new enterprise
Cheers

[YankeeDave]

ok guys i changed the products now to be complete units.

that is corten steel, with perspex diffuser and LED lights all for one price. Can still offer stainless or powder coat

For all ausjeep members use the following coupon code to get 15% off each sale

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www.gardenlightbox.com

[YankeeDave]

Originally Posted by Yom

quite trendy. You might be able to look into/fit low voltage DC lighting which only requires a battery or two to be replaced to get fancy light shows happening. 8 double A batteries will create 12v which is usually sufficient to run things like LED, cold cathode tubes etc which are available in a variety of colours which could potentially provide the lighting some people would be looking for - if only for a couple of hours but hey. Only thinking smaller batteries which are nice and easy to find at the shops I guess.

Just isn't as warm as a normal incandescent light bulb but may very well be situations where getting 240v to the assembly would be out of the question.

where can I get these low voltage DC lights, that run off batteries?

[Fat Chili]

Look great Dave, will be showing the boss - need something to fill an external feature wall.

Not sure if it has been mentioned, Yom raised the LED option, this could be combined with a small strip of solar panels across the top (so their not intrusive). They could illuminate the colour changing LED's. I bought a small colour changing LED spot light for the yard; pointing up a tree it looks good.

...just an idea, may get a few more trendy greenies snapping them up?