
Hang It In Groups
One globe on its own looks lost. Hung from a pergola beam, a tree branch or a patio frame, a cluster of two or three at staggered heights is what makes this work, and with no cables there is nothing to coordinate. At 15 to 25 cm these are accents rather than statement pieces, so use several.
A Soft Warm Glow
The 500 lumen output is soft rather than bright, a warm yellow that defines a seating area without lighting the whole garden. Treat it as a decorative object that glows after dark rather than as a working light.
Resin Globe, No Wiring
The PE body and resin shade are sealed to IP65, so it hangs fully exposed through rain. It arrives preassembled on an adjustable chain that sits correctly under a sloped gazebo roof as well as a level beam.
Frequently asked questions
Which diameter should I order?
Three are offered: 15 cm, 20 cm and 25 cm. Mixing two or three sizes in one group reads far better than a row of identical spheres. The 25 cm has the most presence over a table, while the smaller sizes cluster well along a pergola beam or in a tree.
How bright is it?
5W and 500 lumens, which is soft rather than bright. It is enough to define a seating area or mark a corner under a pergola, not enough to light a whole garden. Think of it as a decorative object that glows warm yellow after dark, and hang several if you want more presence.
Can it hang in the rain?
Yes. The PE body and resin shade are sealed to IP65, so it can hang fully exposed from a tree branch or an open pergola beam through rain. It still needs direct sun during the day to charge, so an exposed position is usually the right one for both reasons.
Does it need an electrician?
No. It is solar powered, so there is no cable to hide or coordinate and nothing to connect. It arrives preassembled and hangs from its adjustable chain, which means you can set each globe at a different height. Charging happens by day and it switches on automatically at dusk.
Will it hang straight under a sloped roof?
Yes. The chain is adjustable and the fixture sits correctly on a sloped ceiling as well as a level one, so a gazebo roof or an angled patio frame is fine. Hanging a group of three at staggered heights looks considered in a way that a single globe never does.



