Post Lights

Define Your Driveway and Entry with Premium Outdoor Post Lights

Post lights provide mid-level illumination that guides you and your guests safely through your outdoor space without the bold glare of overhead fixtures and other exterior lighting options. Positioned thoughtfully along driveways, entries, or garden beds, outdoor post lights extend the usability of your outdoor space, turning darkness into functional pathways. Every light in this range is supplied complete with its post. If your post is already in the ground and you only need the head, see post top lights.

Choosing the Best Garden Post Lights for Your Project

Our range runs from short garden posts through to 2.4m driveway lights, in single, twin and triple head configurations, with traditional lantern styles alongside sleek contemporary designs that suit modern Australian homes. Popular black, silver, and stainless steel options complement a wide range of landscaping styles, and all our outdoor and garden post lights are made from weather-resistant materials that maintain their finish through Aussie summers and coastal conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

How far apart should I space my garden post lights?

Post lights sit higher than bollards, so each one throws light further and you need fewer of them. A spacing of 4 to 6 metres is a sensible starting point along a driveway or path. Tighter spacing suits narrower paths or to highlight steps if safety is the priority. Wider gaps can work well along open driveways or garden edges where the goal is ambient accent lighting rather than functional brightness.

Are black post lights suitable for coastal areas?

Our black post lights made with high-quality powder coating can withstand most Australian outdoor conditions. For properties in direct beachfront or high-salt-air environments, look specifically for coastal-rated finishes, which use materials and coatings selected for their resistance to salt-accelerated corrosion.

Do post lights require a specific IP rating?

Yes. For any post light installed in a garden or driveway, a minimum of IP44 is required for basic weather resistance. In areas that receive heavy rainfall, are irrigated, or are directly exposed to water, IP65 is the recommended minimum. The base of a post light sits at ground level where water can pool, so check the rating covers the whole fitting and not just the head.