adding gas lanterns
Hi everyone! I really would love to replace my exterior lighting with gas lanterns. I don’t know if I should just do one hanging lantern under the arch, two beside the door, or two on the poles. Do I leave the regular pole lights if I do a hanging gas lantern? My entry just feels dull! Thinking about adding a more permanent pathway also, but not sure. Any advice would be appreciated!
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- 13 days ago
Here is a nighttime photo. Need help with placement of gas lantern lighting. Should I take the pole lights off and do a yoke lantern? Or do one on both sides of the door?
PRO12 days agolast modified: 12 days agoI agree that getting a price for the fixture and running the line is estential before making this decision. Additionally, the cost to run a lantern is important.
I'd like to recommend you consider the LED Flicker Flame Bubs instead.You can have the appearance with none of the additional cost.
The gas light doesn't provide much actual light. Mostly atmosphere.
- 12 days ago
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