The deck can be utilized long after the sun goes down, especially during the warm, summer months. Deck lighting is usually used for 3 specific purposes:<\/p>\n
You’ll want to design a lighting system that performs all of the above tasks to enhance the look of your deck. Integrate accent lighting along the posts, railing, stairs and other aspects of the deck.<\/p>\n
Line-voltage deck lights\u00a0<\/strong>are brighter than other lights, but all connections must be made in an electrical box. Cables should also be enclosed and low-voltage can only be installed by a licensed electrician<\/a>.<\/p>\n Low-voltage deck lights <\/strong>are the most common type of deck lights and are a much safer alternative to line-voltage. Electrical connections for low-voltage deck lights are simpler and require no permit to install.<\/p>\n Solar-powered deck lights\u00a0<\/strong>require no electrical connections, timers or switches. The only thing you really need is sun shine for 6 hours per day!<\/p>\n