Stonington 1-Light Matte White Outdoor Post Lantern

Love this so far. Previous lights corroded easily due to salt water exposure.

Looks good, easy to mount--but made out of PLASTIC!

This outdoor post light was what we were looking for--great size for a stand-alone light, enough character to be attractive but still blends into the landscape, and gives off a great deal of light.

Great service I really enjoyed the time that I spent there while I was shopping I felt that was in it great place and I would never go anywhere else but to continue to go there and buy lots of lamps whenever I feel like it because it makes me feel good to shop here

Great product, great delivery

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We bought 3 of these lanterns and 3 posts to line one side of a 140 ft. driveway. The look of the lantern is classic and beautiful. However the real surprise is the gorgeous light pattern that is displayed on the ground, it is so pretty! There is a diamond shaped glow pattern under each lamp that is beautiful. The only reason I give it 4 stars instead of 5 is the lantern is made from a plastic product, although it is durable, I thought it would be metal. I love the lamps and the lighting they provide!

These light fixtures add a charming appearance to our facade. My electrician installed them perfectly and I love how they sparkle at night. And they aren’t overly busy looking.

I recently built a stone pillar at the end of my driveway to mount my house numbers on and I wanted to add a light. I have a contemporary-style house, and it seemed very few lights fit the bill. Most lights appear to be geared for colonials or Victorians. I settled on this light in the bronze tone. I bought it for its looks, price, and low profile. My only negative comment about this light concerns the installation. I had to use a pier-style mount. This means attaching the body of this light to a pier-mount bracket. Here's where the trouble begins. You have to drill three holes and use the 3 screws provided. Well, I'm a pretty good DYIer and I say anyone who can use the provided screws is a genius. Because the screws are a soft metal--aluminum I think--and they refused to tap into mount, which is also a soft metal, I couldn't get them to bite. I ended up drilling the holes a little bigger and got #10 stainless steel self-tapping screws. Other than this hiccup in the installation, I love the light. Attached is a photo.