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Frog Lights, LLC · #21 01-22-2006, 01:54 PM

Paul
We will establish a special key for Lawn Site members to buy at special prices. Here are a couple: Heavy duty Bronze cast spots with bulb and wires reg. $45 wholesale and now for January and Febuary $30 each with free shipping. We are looking to establish distributors at the present time. All products sold with life time warranty.

Dreams To Designs · #22 01-22-2006, 02:03 PM

Noel, missed you at the NJNLA trade show this past week in Somerset. I was hoping to take a closer look at your products. Looking forward to getting a price list and product information.

Kirk

NightScenes · #23 01-22-2006, 02:09 PM

Noel, where can I lay hands on your product. I have to see, smell, taste and feel a product before I will install it. Are you planning anything in the central Texas area or maybe the LVLIA conference?

Frog Lights, LLC · #24 01-22-2006, 05:28 PM

KirK
We will be at the MAHTs show in Atlantic City and the NJ Landscape show at the Meadowlands. Frog Lights, LLC

aquamtic · #25 01-22-2006, 06:59 PM

Noel, I would like pricing on the tall lantern path light fixtures

Frog Lights, LLC · #26 01-22-2006, 08:03 PM

$40 with free shipping

aquamtic · #27 01-22-2006, 08:15 PM

Noel, Please mail me some literature on your products. Did you get mny original emails to you?

Shoot me an email to pandgirrigation@cox.net

steveparrott · #28 01-23-2006, 01:24 PM

Noel, a little clarification please. What you're calling bronze cast spots are actually die cast yellow brass (a completely different metal). The melting temperature of bronze is much higher than brass, so it cannot be cast in a metal die. You can recognize true bronze by it's pebbly surface since it must be cast in sand. The sand-casting process is more labor intensive, therefor more expensive - this is the only process that yields the extremely durable and corrosion resistant bronze. There are no fixtures coming out of Asia that are true bronze.

Broker · #29 01-23-2006, 02:14 PM

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Originally Posted by steveparrott

Noel, a little clarification please. What you're calling bronze cast spots are actually die cast yellow brass (a completely different metal). The melting temperature of bronze is much higher than brass, so it cannot be cast in a metal die. You can recognize true bronze by it's pebbly surface since it must be cast in sand. The sand-casting process is more labor intensive, therefor more expensive - this is the only process that yields the extremely durable and corrosion resistant bronze. There are no fixtures coming out of Asia that are true bronze.

I thought those accent lights looked similar to the ones that come out of asia and other companies sell. But not sure.