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+1That is a really well done piece Steve. A great asset for anyone who is doing 'moonlighting'.
Thanks.
Thanks again.
+1That is a really well done piece Steve. A great asset for anyone who is doing 'moonlighting'.
Thanks.
Downlighting from a tree is a gigantic 3-D puzzle that must be solved to be effective. Every tree is another puzzle. Some trees are more "generous" and offer more places to hide your luminaires. I'm going to try to break this very complex process into reasonable chunks.as far as moonlighting, I can't seem to make it look good. the glare, the trees, the only success I have is downlighting fountains,statues, arbors, swings, or water features directly under tree branches. when I put fixtures in trees just for trees or lighting paths, and aim them down, it never looks good to me. I see photos where it can look good, but mine never look like that. maybe from one angle, but for me, the glare seems everywhere even with hex louvers.
This is a very well written article on MoonLighting with excellent photographs and illustrations. It's certainly worth study. Steve and I may disagree on a couple of particulars... but hey, that's the real world.
You own stock or somethin' ? Oh wait,,,,,didn't they get sold to Toro? That's it; you own Toro stock.The best thing you can do is get hooked up with Unique Lighting Systems. They far surpass all others in landscape lighting products and support. They will help you along the way and are THE BEST hands down. I am sure i will get a few responses from this reply but i invite them. Bring it!!
Thats all you got???? Toro bought them. Explain how that makes them NOT THE BEST.. Try againYou own stock or somethin' ? Oh wait,,,,,didn't they get sold to Toro? That's it; you own Toro stock.
I'm new on this forum, yardslayer. Haven't seen you post during the time I've been on here. I wasn't disputing anything. I only have my learner's permit.Thats all you got???? Toro bought them. Explain how that makes them NOT THE BEST.. Try again
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Funny, I used to make this same stance. Until I finally realized there are a lot of really good manufacturers making great equipment. Except for a few specialty fixtures it's mostly personal preference on which brand you are loyal too.Thats all you got???? Toro bought them. Explain how that makes them NOT THE BEST.. Try again
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