Garden Spike Lights

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.tlo-guide,.tlo-guide p,.tlo-guide li,.tlo-guide h2,.tlo-guide strong{color:#ffffff !important;} Light up your garden, paths and feature trees with our range of LED garden spike lights . Easy to install and easy to move as your garden grows, spike lights are one of the simplest ways to add warmth, depth and security to an outdoor space — from a single uplit tree to a fully lit garden bed. Choose from stainless steel, brass, copper, aluminium and matt black finishes, in 12V and 24V low-voltage or solar , with fixed and adjustable spotlight heads, tri-colour (CCT) options and weatherproof IP65 models for coastal and exposed sites. Need wire-free? See our solar spike lights . How to choose a garden spike light Power: garden spikes run on low-voltage 12V/24V or solar — there are no 240V spikes in Australia, which is what makes most DIY-friendly. Material: 316 marine-grade stainless, brass or copper for coastal sites; aluminium/matt black for value and a sleek look inland. Colour: warm white (2700K–3000K) for mood lighting and fewer bugs; tri-colour (CCT) to switch later. Wattage: ~5W (around 250 lumens) for mood and paths; 7–12W+ to uplight larger trees and walls. Beam: narrow (20°–60°) to feature a tree or statue; wide (60°+) for a soft wash. Adjustable heads let you re-aim. IP rating: IP54 minimum, IP65 ideal for exposed and poolside positions. Running 12V over a distance? Work out your cable size with our voltage drop calculator so your lights stay bright from the first fitting to the last. For a full walkthrough and our top picks, read How to Choose a Garden Spike Light or browse more DIY outdoor lighting ideas . Garden spike light FAQs Can I install garden spike lights myself? Usually yes — low-voltage (12V/24V) and solar spikes are designed to be DIY-friendly. Always check the individual product's install notes. Do spike lights come in 240V? No. In Australia garden spike lights are low-voltage 12V/24V or solar, which keeps them safe to handle and easy to install.