Emberline Spotlight, 6 pack

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Six heads, stakes, screws and anchors
Deep violet pulls pale props out of dark
Stake in grass or screw into siding
Coiled cord and a standard US plug
Covers walk, door, tree and fence line

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Light-up, outdoor, set of 6

Six spot lights that wash the front yard violet

Six spot fixtures in black metal housings, each on a tilting bracket with a coiled cord and a standard US plug. The beam runs deep violet, the color that pulls white cloth and pale props out of the dark. Ground stakes, screws and wall anchors come in the box, so a head can go in the lawn or on siding under the eaves.

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A violet wash, not a white floodlight

White light flattens a yard. These throw deep violet instead, so cheesecloth, skeletons and anything pale standing in the beam reads as color, bright enough to hold up against the streetlight.

Stake in grass, screw into siding

Ground stakes come in the box for soft lawn, and so do screws and wall anchors for the heads going on a porch post or under the eaves. The bracket tilts, so you can aim low and let the fog carry the beam.

Six heads, one box, whole frontage

One order covers the walkway, the door, a tree and the fence line. Set them at the edges of the lawn and the scene reads from the sidewalk in a single pass, no second fixture to hunt down.

Built for outdoors

Out on the lawn in October, in the tub by November

Standard shipping runs five to seven days, three to four on express, so order with room before the night itself. On Halloween the beams do the work while you handle the door. In November the stakes pull out of the grass, the cords coil back the way they came, and all six heads sit flat in one tub until next year.

Screws and wall anchors ship alongside the stakes
Violet is what pulls white cloth out of the dark
Six cords coil back the way they came, one tub

How many lights are in the box?

Six heads, plus the ground stakes for lawn and the screws and wall anchors for siding.

What color do they throw?

Deep violet. White light flattens a yard; violet is what pulls cheesecloth, skeletons and anything pale out of the dark.

Can I mount them on the house?

Yes. Screws and wall anchors come in the box for heads going on a porch post or under the eaves. The bracket tilts either way.

How do they get power?

Each head has a coiled cord and a standard US plug. Figure on an outdoor-rated extension from the nearest outlet.

Will six cover a normal front yard?

One order covers the walkway, the door, a tree and the fence line. Set them at the edges of the lawn and the scene reads in one pass from the sidewalk.

How do they store?

Pull the stakes, coil the cords the way they came, and all six heads sit flat in one tub until next year.

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