7 pi Lampadaire d'extérieur en aluminium noir

The post comes in multiple sections that screw together. You can see the segments and the screws at each connection which looks cheap. The cross post has two "gold" balls at the ends that are plastic and fall off. You will have to glue these on for them to stay. Looks cheap.

Horrible photo but this light post is super durable and is sleek. It has the holes precut for your electrical. It is easy to put together. I will post another picture as soon as I get the post in a different location and add the light.

If you are looking for something that really lives up to its description, I definitely suggest this lamp post. It is black, it is aluminum, it is sturdy, and she stands straight. It feels like it’s going to be high-quality through the elements, and easy to install.

This post has a pre-drilled holes on the bottom for all of your wiring. It’s easy to put together. The thing I don’t like is that the gold knobs keeping falling off, they’re going to have to be glued on.

This is a very large and well made post. It is universal and fits both my solar lantern (shown) or a hard wired lantern. If hardwired, the cord runs to the bottom of the pole right above the burial line. It’s much thicker in person than I thought, which was a pleasant surprise. It is metal, not plastic. I did remove one star for two things. The horizontal post in the middle is plastic and slides back and forth kind of loose. It also doesn’t feel like it can hold much weight. Second, the listing shows “direct burial” which is correct. 24-36 inches deep. However, when you receive the instructions it specifically says it should preferably be sunk into a concrete block. This isn’t a difficult thing to do with the right materials, but if you thought this came with a stake to sink in the ground, it does not. I bought some quickcrete and made a quick block. I will now bury the block in the ground for the needed stability. Overall, this feels like it can withstand a decent amount of weather. Aesthetically, it’s bold and makes a great statement. I do plan on buying a couple more for other areas of the property with solar lanterns that are easily removable in storms if needed.