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Perfect for lining lawns and pathways, our 4 solar stake lights are sure to introduce a Moroccan feel to your outdoor space! -- Made from plastic and with a pretty cut out design, each of the stakes contain an LED within, producing a subtle yet warm glow come dusk. Measuring at a height of 40cm, they can be staked into soft ground with ease. Line them up in a row or space them out within flower beds to bring them to life come evening. Simply pop them in a sunny spot in your garden to enable a full day's charge and you can expect up to 6 hours of illumination each night. (H) 40 x (W) 6.5 x (D) 6.5cm Solar powered Designed for use throughout the summer months, you may find that with shorter winter days your solar lights don’t illuminate as they do in summer. We recommend storing them during the winter months and bringing them back out as the weather improves in spring.
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