Explore edge accents that connect an entrance, a path and the view back to the house.
Linear lighting beside a path or driveway can give an approach a strong visual structure. Begin by separating the decorative effect from the route’s practical lighting needs. The proposed strip location must sit outside pedestrian and vehicle loading, with the mounting, drainage and electrical system assessed for the way the space is used.
Explore related outdoor lighting ideas. These concepts illustrate design possibilities, not a verified installation, specified product or exact colour output.
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Mark the route people walk, the area vehicles actually use and the space needed for turning, opening doors and garden maintenance. Look for a protected adjacent wall or raised feature rather than assuming a strip can sit in the paving. Check the view when approaching from either direction and consider glare towards drivers. Have the overall illumination assessed; a line along one edge does not establish suitable visibility across the route.
Draw every straight section, bend, entrance and change in level. Record the lit lengths separately from the cable distance back to the power supply. Long routes may need several feeds within the chosen strip’s limits. Plan protected cable crossings, accessible terminations and future maintenance before any groundworks are closed. Do not force top-bending strip around a horizontal curve that it is not designed to follow.
A qualified installer should assess the full site, including overspill from vehicle routes, impact risks and potential flooding. The strip’s IP rating does not provide a load rating or establish the protection of the complete system. Follow manufacturer limits and keep SPLASH12 outside water and away from foot or wheel loads. Any required walkover, driveover or in-ground fitting must be a purpose-designed product specified for that use.
Explore white-light and colour options, then have a qualified installer confirm the selected products and every connection for the actual location.
A fixed warm-white appearance for the selected lighting detail. Test it against the actual outdoor surface.
View sealed warm-white stripChange the white tone with compatible CCT controls. For a natural or cool-white appearance, check the selected product’s available range.
View sealed CCT stripThe linked RGBW option offers colour plus a separate white channel. It needs matching RGBW controls and a suitable complete installation.
View sealed RGBW stripRGB and RGBW use different control arrangements. The colour product linked here is RGBW, with its own white channel; an ordinary indoor RGB strip is not an automatic substitute.
Swatches are illustrative, not product photographs or exact colour temperatures. Screens and surfaces change how light appears. Available tones and suitability vary by product. The strip’s rating does not establish the protection of the whole system.
These sealed strip options are starting points for an installer-assessed system. The strip rating alone does not establish location suitability or protect its connections, controls and power equipment.
A fixed warm-white candidate for a protected wall or raised feature beside an entrance route.Not for foot or vehicle loading, submersion or an unassessed in-ground recess. Qualified installer approval is essential.
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Adjustable white for a separately protected landscape edge where the white-light appearance needs flexibility.Requires compatible CCT equipment. IP67 is not a walkover or driveover rating; assess the complete system and actual traffic exposure.
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A colour-capable decorative accent for an approved feature alongside the route.Use compatible RGBW equipment and assess glare and wider route lighting. Keep clear of wheel paths, feet and pooled water.
View productThese are individual strips, not a complete lighting kit or a checked bill of materials. Confirm mounting, power, controls, cables, connections and exposure limits together. SPLASH12 must remain outside water and is not a walkover or driveover lighting system. Product imagery does not identify the products used in the concepts.
Do not use SPLASH12 as a driveover lighting system. It is an accent strip, and an IP rating does not establish mechanical load resistance. Any position subject to vehicle loading needs a purpose-designed, separately specified solution.
Choose a protected position outside the walking surface and have the detail assessed. Where foot contact is expected, use a product and complete mounting system expressly specified for walkover use.
Only if the proposed orientation and curve comply with the product’s bending direction and limits. Send a plan and photographs so the appropriate arrangement can be checked before ordering or preparing a channel.
That needs an assessment of the whole route, surface, obstacles and surrounding lighting. Treat the linear accent as one part of the design and plan any additional illumination needed for the actual use.
Use the existing quote form to share your ideas and the details of your space.