Dusk to Dawn Sensor Outdoor Lamp Post Light 3-Head, Classic Black Light Pole with Clear Glass Panels (3 LED Bulbs Included, Max.100W), Waterproof Outside Street Light for Backyard, Garden, Driveway

A really nice outdoor light, quality is really good, installation was easy, a nice value for the money.

As an electrical contractor for 36 yrs I have to say I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of this product. For the price it is an excellent value. I purchased 2 of these in hopes to salvage the fixtures for 2 decorative lamp posts that I didn't have heads for. The posts I had were from a high end lighting manufacturer and were fairly expensive. I bought these not expecting to use the posts. However, when I got these and started to unpackage them I was very pleased with the quality of the posts and the light fixtures, so much so that I'm using them straight out of the box. In fact, my "high end", expensive posts are nearly identical. They assembled without complications and everything fit together perfectly. Couldn't be happier. If your thinking about buying these, they are an excellent value.Hint: For putting the individual light fixtures onto the post head mount, use a 14mm 12 point box end wrench....it will go much easier than with the supplied wrench.

This is a nice looking, sturdy lamp post with one problem: There are 3 missing nuts and lock washers that are needed for the lower rod on each light. The piece of paper showing how to assemble it does show hex nuts on both the upper and lower rods (see my picture). So, they are clearly supposed to be installed. Unfortunately, when I opened the package, the upper rod had the nut and washer on it but the lower rods did not. Interestingly, the video that shows how to assemble the lamp post ALSO shows the three nuts/washers missing on the lower rod, as shown circled in my attached clip of the video. Unfortunately, the man assembling the post does not mention these missing parts, even though he clearly had to notice them.If you read earlier reviews, you will see that many people have commented about these missing parts. So, obviously mine was not an isolated case. Since the lamp post seemed good quality with black powder coating on all parts, I did not want to return the unit. Instead, I went to Menards to get the missing parts. I got (3) 10mm-1.0 hex jam nuts (Midwest Fastener Corp. Part Number 87591) and (3) 10mm Split Lock Washers (Midwest Fastener Corp. Part Number 81486). The total cost was about $4.00. Depending on where you shop, there may be other brands. Just make sure to get the 10mm-1.0, which is extra fine threads. The 10mm-1.25 or 10mm-1.50 are coarser threads that will NOT work.The hardest part during assembly is rotating the nuts when installing the three lights. The mini-wrench that is supplied is worthless - way too cumbersome. To make the job really simple, use a ratchet wrench! See my second pic. Since the outer diameter of my purchased hex nuts were a bit larger than the supplied hex nuts, I needed two size wrenches - a 14mm ratchet wrench for the hex nuts supplied and a 17mm ratchet wrench for the hex nuts that I purchased from Menards. By rocking the ratchet wrench back and forth, it took less than one minute to tighten each hex nut.It is a shame that the manufacture continues to send out boxes with the missing nuts. However, I am pleased with the final product. Yes, it is made from lightweight aluminum. However, it is very sturdy and the black powder coating should make the finish last for many years.Update 2-2-25: I installed a Lutron Diva wall dimmer to this light. I am happy to report that the light bulbs supplied with this lamp post ARE indeed dimmable!PS: I wrote this review strictly to help others who encounter the missing bolts. This was NOT part of a promotion or anything like that. I hope it helps you!

I recently purchased this Outdoor Lamp Post Light with 3 heads, and I couldn't be happier. The classic black design looks beautiful in my yard and the clear panels really enhance the overall aesthetic. The quality is impressive—sturdy and well-made. It's both functional and stylish, making my outdoor space feel inviting. Highly recommend!

The fixture doesn't seem very sturdy (not the thickest material and not very heavy), but I think it will be just fine. While the post is taller, the fixture seems smaller than what I expected, but definitely gives off sufficient light.I watched an install video ahead of time and assembly and install was a breeze. I already had a 3 bolt post I was replacing and this one fit the bolts already in place which was a plus.Time will tell the durability of materials, but as of now I'd definitely but this one again.

Some of this is my fault. Order last March and due to health issues I started this nightmare project in December. Wish I took better note of the one star rating. For each of the 3 light fixture there are two threaded rods that need lock washer and bolt. They only send one lock washes and Bolt for each light fixture. Went to 5 different store to try to get extra bolts. They are 10mm x 10, which is not common. 3/8 by 24 doesn't work correctly, so do not try them. Need to find a hardware store that sells everything. But do not waste your time. It is impossible to get the lock washer and bolt on the lower 2nd threaded rod tightly. Took me 30 minutes to get all three, but could not get them tight enough because of the small area (only hand tight). Direction come on one page one sided that is made of tissue paper that rips every time you touch it. The direct say the threaded bolts they send that must go in the cement pad, can not extend more than 1.5 inches out of the cement. The base of the light post is 1.5" thick, so ignore the direction. Do your own measurements on everything, do not trust the directions.The caps to the 3 light fixture have 2 small thread screw that you need to screw in front to bottom. They are small and since the light is convex you can not get at them straight. So anticipate dropping the screen multiple times, and needing to do touchup painting after and anytime you need to change the bulbs. Installed tons of light post and always the screws are on top to easy to get at and not visible.I think the person that designed and engineered this light was a statist. I have went so far as adding the product vendor and distributor to my list of never purchasing product from.