Outdoor Pathway Lights

Welcome to Lassola, where you’ll find an incredible selection of path and bollard lights to brighten up your outdoor spaces. Whether you’re looking for sleek, modern post lights with motion sensors, classic Victorian-style lamp posts, or subtle ground lights that blend into your landscaping, we’ve got it all. No matter your style, we have the perfect lighting to make your pathways, driveways, and gardens both safe and stylish.

If you have a walkway, driveway, or any outdoor area where people might need a little help finding their way at night, paths and bollard lights are a must. It’s not just about making sure no one trips, it's also about keeping your space secure. A well-lit property is far less appealing to burglars, vandals, and unwanted visitors. Plus, the right lighting setup doesn’t just add safety; it also makes your home or business look amazing. Picture the soft glow of path lights leading up to your door or the way bollard lights create a welcoming atmosphere in your garden.

And here’s the best part, these lights are super energy-efficient, especially when you go for LED options. LEDs use way less power than traditional bulbs, so you get great lighting without driving up your electricity bill. Want to make things even easier? Choose motion-sensor lights that turn on only when needed or dusk-to-dawn lights that handle everything for you. No need to flip a switch, your lights will take care of themselves, saving you time and effort.

So, are you ready to find the perfect path and bollard lights? Let’s get started!

Motion-activated lights are a solid choice, and we’ve got plenty for you to pick from. These lights give you peace of mind when it comes to safety and security while also making life easier—no more fumbling for switches in the dark. They’re great for deterring intruders, lighting up pathways when you come home late, and even saving energy since they only turn on when needed. Whether you want them for your driveway, garden, or entryway, motion sensor lights are a smart addition to any space.

Yes, in most cases, you can connect multiple lights together, but it depends on the operating voltage. If you want to be sure the ones you're looking at can be linked up, just reach out to our customer service team, and they’ll help you pick the right ones. As for spacing, we usually suggest placing them about three to five meters apart. If you want the area to be extra bright, you can place them closer together. Just keep in mind that the closer they are, the more intense the lighting effect will be.

If you live near the coast, you’ve probably noticed how the salty air can be rough on metal causing aluminum to corrode and steel to rust. To make sure your lights last, we recommend looking for corrosion-resistant options. Just use the "corrosion-resistant" filter in our search bar to find lights made from durable materials like Poly (methyl methacrylate) (PMMA), heavy-duty plastic, or brass. These materials hold up much better in coastal environments, so you won’t have to worry about replacing them anytime soon. When it comes to placement, think about both function and aesthetics—lining them along walkways, driveways, or garden paths will not only make your space safer but also create a welcoming glow at night.

Yes, they absolutely are! All of our outdoor lights come with an ingress protection (IP) code, which tells you how well they can handle the elements. The IP code consists of two digits: the first one shows how protected the light is from solid objects (ranging from 0 to 6), and the second one tells you how well it’s protected against liquids (ranging from 0 to 8). If the second number is 4 or higher, you can rest assured that the light is safe to install outside, no matter the weather.

We highly recommend going with LED technology for your outdoor path lights. LEDs are the most energy-efficient option available and have an impressively long lifespan. They light up instantly, so there’s no waiting around for them to warm up like you’d have with energy-saving spiral bulbs. Choosing LEDs not only saves you energy, but they also keep your outdoor spaces lit beautifully for years.