Solar Light Garden Stake - Flower Globes
Created by Stephen Kitras
With the help of the sun's rays, these recycled glass globes light up your yard, patio, or garden at night.
Handmade
Independent Maker
Eco-Friendly
About the Maker
created by
Stephen Kitras
location
Canada
“Why glass? Compared to other media I've worked in, such as iron and ceramic, glass is immediate and responds right away to any design decisions that I make.”
The mantra "when surrounded by beauty, the spirit is uplifted" embodies the mission of Kitras Art Glass. Stephen Kitras began work as a glassblower in 1988, and in 1994 he formed Kitras Art Glass with his wife, Elke. By 2001 the company had expanded to over 40 employees and a new facility. It is Stephen's goal is to design and produce affordable glass art objects to enhance the lives of others. "I think it’s good to make beautiful things and celebrate beautiful moments," he says. "They happen every day, all around us."
Made from
plastic, recycled glass, powder coated steel, polycrystalline silicon, nickel-cadmium battery
Measurements
Stake: 30" H; Globe: 4" Dia.
Care
Clean glass and stand with a damp cloth- do not submerge in water. Can be left outside year round. To secure, hold the stake and push 4"-5" into the ground. Do not push on the glass globe.
Notes
Light lasts about 6-10 hours after full 8 hour charge.
Item ID
23001
Still haven't found the details you're looking for? Check out our Product Q&A!
Also by Stephen Kitras
Customers also bought
ships free with Uncommon Perks
ships free with Uncommon Perks
ships free with Uncommon Perks
ships free with Uncommon Perks
ships free with Uncommon Perks
ships free with Uncommon Perks
ships free with Uncommon Perks
ships free with Uncommon Perks
ships free with Uncommon Perks
ships free with Uncommon Perks
ships free with Uncommon Perks
ships free with Uncommon Perks
similar categories
People love the beautiful design and colorful glow of these solar garden globes, making them a perfect and unique gift for any garden enthusiast.
AI generated summary
- 5 stars out of 5
This solar light lives up to the hype. Trust all the good reviews! It …
- 5 stars out of 5
The solar lights definitely live up to my expectations.
- 5 stars out of 5
Semi retirement gift for her gorgeous garden menagerie. Perhaps anothe…
4.39
4.39 stars out of 5
based on 109 reviews
89%
of respondents would
recommend this to a friend
recommend this to a friend
74 users rating this 5 stars
17 users rating this 4 stars
9 users rating this 3 stars
5 users rating this 2 stars
4 users rating this 1 star
- 5 stars out of 5
- Emily
- New York
Beautiful addition to the garden!
This solar light lives up to the hype. Trust all the good reviews! It is really pretty out in my garden. I love that it lights up at night. I purchased the yellow and purple one. I'd love to get all the colors. #sweepstakes
- 5 stars out of 5
- Twiggy
- verified reviewer
- Fairfax Virginia
I would definitely purchase this product again
The solar lights definitely live up to my expectations.
- 5 stars out of 5
- WaddleChaddle
- Northeast
My sister loves it!
Semi retirement gift for her gorgeous garden menagerie. Perhaps another is in her future : ). Fast delivery!
- 5 stars out of 5
- Stoj
- verified reviewer
- Traverse City, Michigan
Beautiful Light
Perfect to light up the garden late at night.
- 5 stars out of 5
- Emma
- verified reviewer
- New Hampshire
Put in full sun
It's lovely, just be thoughtful about where you can place it before purchasing.
- 5 stars out of 5
- Robert
- verified reviewer
- iowa
I would buy this again.
Ground is frozen and too hard to place right now. Look as though they will be fine.
- 3 stars out of 5
- Daniel
- FL
Beautiful Glass, Flimsy Stakes
Agree with another reviewer that cheap and flimsy stakes are the downfall of this product. The glass is beautiful and the LEDs glow brightly but the stakes are cheap and will fold very easily at which point the item is basically ruined.
- 5 stars out of 5
- Nee
- verified reviewer
- Elmont, NY
I have purchased this product twice, wanting MORE.
As mentioned, they are displayed in my front and back yards. I can say, having one for several years, this product is very durable. I had NOT stored indoor the one that I had outdoor for several years. It still looks as good as the new ones.
- 3 stars out of 5
- Cathy Fix
- Indianapolis,Indiana
I loved these, I received as a gift and then gave as a gift.
I got these as a gift and I gave them as a gift. I loved them but now they do not light up any more. The people I bought them from have the same problem. Is there something I can do? Are there a replacement for them?
Response from merchant
Thank you for contacting Uncommon Goods! We're sorry to hear there is a problem with your Solar Lights. We've reached out to assist you further!
- 2 stars out of 5
- Jules
- Texas
Cheap stakes
I gave this 2 stars because the stakes that come with it are flimsy and they break. All three of mine have broken. The globes themselves are BEAUTIFUL, but what am I supposed to do with 3 beautiful globes and no light stakes to put them on? Really wish you'd offer replacement stakes.
Response from merchant
We're sorry to hear that! We've reached out in a separate email to let you know about our Forever Return Policy!
customer photos
photos from reviews
- Julie
- California
Do you have any pictures showing any of your solar garden lights at night? I want to see what they look like at nighttime.
Verified reply from Amy
Hello! We suggest looking at the customer photos ("see customer photos" under the main photo) for some examples - not just on this page but for the artist's other stakes: https://www.uncommongoods.com/product/starry-night-solar-stake Some customers have posted pix of what they look like at night!
- robin
- Franklinton, nc
May be a dumb question. But which one is the 'violet' and which one is the 'pale purple' (which I've always thought of as violet! ;)) I am assuming the 'rose right' is the one on the far right. Thanks
Verified reply from Valerie
Violet is on the left, rose in the center and pale purple on the right. Hope this helps!
- OB
- Nevada
Just received as a gift. The instructions say to turn on the light switch on for charging. There is a plastic cover over the switch. Do you just push it to on over the plastic cover or is the cover removed first?
Verified reply from Brandon
Yes, you keep the plastic piece on and push the switch on. You should let it charge for 10 hours.
- Kate
- undisclosed
I have had several of these in my garden and recently I have noticed they stopped lighting up. Are there bulbs that need to be replaced? Any ideas?
Verified reply from Alexis
These are actually solar light garden stakes. The light lasts about 6-10 hours after a full 8 hour charge. Keep out of shaded areas ans make sure our little glass flowers get plenty of sunlight just like the real. thing.
- Louiserm
- NY
Exactly what part of this is plastic? And, do you have any with larger globes? Thank you.
Verified reply from Jeffrey
The stake is coated stainless steel, the rod is plastic. We do not have any larger sizes, sorry.
- Cobalt!
- Napa, CA
what material are the stakes made out of? I am looking for solar globes with metal stakes because the plastic ones break too easily.
Verified reply from Valerie
The stake is made of powder coated stainless steal.
- D.
- Chicago
I will be traveling by plane with these. Are they two separate pieces?
Verified reply from Martin
Yes. The globe can be removed from the stake.
- Phillip
- United States
I bought one of these last year and would like another one. But my pole broke in half. Can the seller sell me a new pole for my other one?
Verified reply from Nichole
You're in luck! UncommonGoods has a forever return policy. You can return your broken garden stake for one that's brand new. Here's a link to our full return policy: https://support.uncommongoods.com/hc/en-us/articles/225245767-Return-policy
- Tina
I assume the piece on the stake collects the energy from the sun so it glows at night. Is that piece adjustable so that it can be lowered and not so obvious when on display?
Verified reply from Marisa
That's a great idea - but this one isn't adjustable. We have a new version of these, though, with the solar panel part closer to the bottom of the stake than the top as a means of making it less conspicuous. It's called the Solar Light Garden Stake - Bird Globe, and it's here: http://www.uncommongoods.com/product/solar-light-garden-stake-bird-globe.
- Lois
- Iowa
If this is not supposed to be submerged, but can be left outside year round, how does it survive a deluge in a rain storm?
Verified reply from Marisa
Thanks for your question To protect the stake from severe water damage, it would be wise to bring it to a covered location if you're expecting flood like conditions. But it can handle a rainshower.
This gift is great for ...
Garden Lovers Who Appreciate Unique Decor
Couples Who Enjoy Outdoor Spaces
Friends Who Love Home Improvements
Adults Who Value Eco-Friendly Gifts