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Outdoor floor lamps are typically used for task lighting, such as for reading if they are placed near a hammock or recliner. Often times, the floor lamp head is multi-directional and can be twisted and turn or hangs over to shine its light downward.
Floor Lamps have a distinctive long and skinny physique which makes them easier than a stout lamp to knock over. Hot bulbs can easily led to fires or burn damage, so ensure that floor lamps are secure in the home well away from potential cat/dog chases catastrophes.
Any lights that are being used outdoors need to be designed for installation in a wet location. Some outdoor floor lamps will be designed for installation in a damp environment, which means they will be safe outdoors as long as they are in a location that is not exposed to direct wind, rain and moisture.
There are many factors that make a good floor lamp but some key things to look for are:
Floor lamps come in a variety of styles to match your home décor. The key style factors to consider when shopping is metal finish, consider matching it to existing metal such as table pulls and handles, shade style and color and the overall style sense such as whether the lamp is traditional, modern, mission or tropical.
Floor lamps are usually between 60 and 78 inches tall. If you are placing it under an overhang, it is a great idea to measure how high the overhang is before choosing a lamp height to be sure the lamp isn’t so close to the ceiling that it ends up heating a small discoloration in the ceiling. Beside the height of the lamp, floor lamps generally can fit easily beside lounge chairs, hammocks, patio tables and outdoor bars.
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