Street Lamps

The introduction of design into urban spaces has made our streets and public spaces cleaner and more habitable for us all. Lamp posts are just one of the essential products that beautify and secure our streetscapes in New Zealand. The range covers decorative street lamp forms for public streets, An old street lamp can provide a reference point when choosing a replacement for a heritage-led streetscape.

These are one of the most common types of street lights, producing an orange-yellow light and are known for their high efficiency and long lifespan.

These lights use a magnetic field to produce light and are known for their energy efficiency and long lifespan. The light they produce is very similar to natural daylight.

Now very common in all sorts of settings, these lights are energy-efficient, have a longer lifespan, and offer better quality lighting.

These lights are among the most energy-efficient but produce a yellow light that can distort colour perception. They are often used in areas where that is not as important, such as highways.

Often used in parking lots, stadiums and large spaces, these lights are characterised by a bright white light.

These lights use solar panels to convert sunlight into electricity, making them an environmentally friendly and cost-effective option for outdoor lighting. They are often used in areas where traditional power sources are not available.

Having urban spaces in and around New Zealand garnered with high-quality street lamps benefits us all. High-quality street lamps are made with better-grade materials and components which means they’ll last longer in the local weather conditions right throughout the year. It also means there’ll be less maintenance required which can be a huge expense with inferior alternatives. High-quality options typically emit a better quality of light which increases visual clarity and is better for safety and security, bringing peace of mind to the community. High-end models are also more stylishly designed, enhancing the aesthetics of the area too.

In New Zealand you’ll want to do your research on companies that have a good track record with street lamps who tend to also specialise in other high-quality solutions relevant to the sector like bollards and barriers. Looking at the range of options, you’ll want to carefully consider the purpose of the different types of lights and what your priorities are in terms of goals. The material quality of the build of the lamps is important as well as the parts and components involved as you’ll want them to stand the test of time. You’ll also need to fully understand the maintenance requirements of the product and be confident that you’ll be able to meet them. It’s also important not to underestimate the aesthetics as you’ll want them to complement the look of the existing area, not detract from it.