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Is your deck not what it once was? Everything grows old over time, even our home features. And it can be quite costly to bring them back to their original luster. Though some homeowners may have thousands of dollars to spend on refurbishing or building entirely new decks, many struggles just to make ends meet. They need a solution they can do themselves that won’t cost them more than they can afford.
Now that you are no longer afraid of sticker shock, you will be pleased to know that you can transform the look of your deck with a few creative lighting ideas. Tailor your selections to your taste and requirements, and make your deck safe for your family and welcomed guests.
Post lights emit light downward and are a great safety feature for railing posts. This light is generally soft and will work well for safety lighting. A great feature about LED post lights is that they come in varying styles and designs. Use them to add life to your deck while ensuring your guests are safe.
These lights sit atop corner posts and add sophistication to the deck. There are also numerous designs from which to choose. Opt for solar if you do not want to deal with creatively hiding the wires inside the posts. Solar lights will also save you money on monthly energy costs.
LED step lights are an essential deck element to light steps and keep deck entrants safe from tripping or stumbling. The newest designs go beyond just function and offer stylish alternatives that will add a new level of ambiance to your deck. Consider lighting effects or installing the lights in the sides and risers for an entirely different look.
Umbrella lights serve as fixtures for a more relaxed setting. They create a subtle ambiance perfect for a dinner party or a serene night under the stars.
Recessed lights illuminate the main deck areas and function as one of the most important lights. The light most areas of the deck and should be the first addition to your deck lighting design. All additional lights will enhance them.
Many homeowners choose LED lights since they last much longer than their competition (incandescent, fluorescent, etc.) They are also cooler to the touch and safer to use. Low-voltage and solar lights are also safe choices and all three will consume less energy than traditional options. Use one type throughout your deck or choose specific types for each area. Consult with your local hardware store or research the internet for ideas.
The deck of your dreams is only a few lights away. Lighting is a quick fix for homeowners who don’t have the budget to take on thousand-dollar projects but want to improve their deck. The right lighting will turn a drab deck into one you will cherish for many years.
