The roof
A solar panel on top.
The small panel sits in the peaked roof. It charges in daylight, and the light switches on when it gets dark and off again in the morning.
Eight pagoda-style solar stake lights for a path or flower bed. Each one charges by day and switches on at dusk, with no wiring.
Line a garden path with eight little pagoda lanterns that light themselves. Each one has a small solar panel in its roof: it charges in daylight, switches on by itself when it gets dark and turns off again in the morning. No cables, no plugs, no timers to set.
The lantern head has a peaked roof and a window-pane grid over frosted panels, so it looks like a lantern even in the daytime. Push the stakes into soil or lawn along a walkway, a flower bed or the edge of a patio.
Good to know: the light is cool white, not warm. The supplier doesn't give a brightness rating, so think of these as path markers and a soft garden glow rather than floodlights. Solar lights need direct sun to charge; a shady spot or a run of cloudy days means a shorter evening. The supplier describes them as weather-resistant for outdoor use but gives no IP rating.
A lucky find for the path that goes dark every evening.
Place the lights where the solar panels get direct sun during the day. Wipe dust off the panels with a soft, damp cloth so they keep charging. The supplier gives no other care instructions.
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Pagoda Solar Path Lanterns · Set of 8
Eight solar stake lights with a peaked roof and a window-grid frame. Each one is 14.6 in tall with its stake, charges by day and switches itself on at dusk.
They look like lanterns even in daylight. A peaked roof, a window-grid frame and frosted panels on a slim black stake. No cables, no plugs, no timer to set.
Up close
The roof
The small panel sits in the peaked roof. It charges in daylight, and the light switches on when it gets dark and off again in the morning.
The stake
Each lantern stands on a two-part ground stake. It measures 14.6 × 3.5 × 3.5 in (37 × 9 × 9 cm), stake included.
The set
Enough to line a walkway or the edge of a flower bed. The whole set weighs about 2.2 lb (1 kg).
Interactive 3D
Rotate a single lantern to see the roof, the frame and the stake from every side. On a supported phone, you can place it in your own garden at its real height.
Built from the supplier's product photos. The four sides of the lantern head are the same.
True to size
Drawn to scale beside a standard interior door. Once the stake is in the ground, a little less shows above the soil.
Where they go
After dark
They switch on by themselves at dusk with a cool white glow. There’s no brightness rating, so think soft path markers, not floodlights.
In a flower bed
Three of the eight among low plants, switched off in daylight. The stakes push straight into soft soil or mulch.
More light
Three small lamps for a nightstand or a shelf, each sold separately.
Good to know
Pagoda Solar Path Lanterns · Set of 8
Eight solar stake lanterns, 14.6 in tall with the stake. They charge by day and switch on at dusk.