When working with our customers to design their dream deck, one option we always make sure to discuss is lighting. Adding lighting to your deck can take it from “nice” to “extraordinary”! Lights will add to your outdoor living space while also making it safer for family and friends.
There are different types of lighting to consider and each type has multiple styles to choose from. We can install lights on the stair risers, post caps, or on the railing posts. Add to your deck customization by choosing a unique style of light.
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Deck Railing and Post Lights
1 – Our customer decided to install a Fortress Fe26 steel deck railing in Antique Bronze with lighted post caps on the stairs and the deck.
2 – These homeowners decided to mount railing lights that match the color of the metal railing panels.
3 – Redwood railing posts feature a flat pyramid post cap that is also lighted.
4 – This Redwood deck railing features metal panels between wood posts. On each post, the owner elected to install light post caps.
5 – On railings with a drink cap, some of the rail lights can be installed directly under the drink cap, as this one has been.
6 – This Fortress Fe26 railing includes flat pyramid post caps with LED installed underneath to appear to be regular post caps.
7 – Stucco columns are used to anchor this deck railing. The owners had us install Moab rail lights from HighPoint Deck Lighting.
8 – A Fortress Fe26 metal panel railing in antique bronze with 2″ x 2″ posts and lighted flat pyramid post caps.
9 – This custom metal panel railing is anchored by stucco columns that feature rail lights on two of the sides of the columns.
10 -This is a Mt. Evans post cap light from HighPoint Deck Lighting.
11 – A custom wrought iron railing with Endurance Hourglass rail lights from High Point Deck Lighting installed on the posts.
12 – A black metal panel railing anchored by stucco columns with bell-shaped rail lights installed on the columns.
Step Lighting
13 – As you can see, installing step lights on every other riser provides more than enough light to safely use the stairs at night.
14 – This staircase is the same as the one shown in picture #13. The owner chose to install Pikes Peak step lights from High Point Deck Lighting on every other riser.
15 – This gorgeous hardwood deck was built with a single, wrap-around step featuring Genesis step lights.
16 – The homeowners chose to install the Moab step light on every other riser for their deck stairs.
17 – Pikes Peak step lights were installed around the hot tub stairs to improve safety at night.
18 – This custom, composite deck is enhanced by the dual Yellow Stone step lights installed on every other stair riser.
19 – Custom-designed Redwood deck featuring a bricked in cooking area. It also features two Mt. Evans style step lights from High Point Deck Lighting on alternating risers.
20 – The steps surrounding this hot tub have the Estes step light from High Point Deck Lighting installed on all three sides.
21 – These 6′-wide, closed deck stairs were built with the Yellow Stone brick light installed on alternating risers.
22 – On this deck we installed Aurora Odyssey strip LED lights on alternating steps and post lights at the top of the staircase.
23 – To help improve night-time lighting on their stairs, the owners decided to use Lake Powell step lights from High Point Deck Lighting on every other riser.
24 – When building two decks connected by a staircase, the owners decided to add Lake Powell step lights to the stair risers.
25 – On their Redwood deck, the owners decided to use partially closed steps so they could install these Golden Gate stair lights.
26 – This small composite deck features the Pikes Peak step light from High Point Deck Lighting. The design features a design that evokes a sense of the mountains.
