Dock Lights...Suggestions Please

[Serge Zimberoff]

Anyone found an off-the-shelf short dock light that can be removed easily for the winter. We like to have them on when returning after dark but need some that are readily available since ours at our summer cottage get damaged in the winter. All suggestions welcome,even for some that can't be removed but are standard catalog items.
Know this is slightly off the topic of sailing, but with winter approaching we are again faced with this problem.
Serge
Ty #1700 "Cloning Around"



serge@srtrop.com

[Mario]

Serge--

I don't know if this is what you have in mind, but Lowes and Home Depot sell solar-charged landscape lights that automatically come on at dusk. No wiring and they're inexpensive and made of plastic, so they're pretty sturdy and cheap to replace. About $60 for four. I haven't looked at them lately, but I imagine they have brackets that can be screwed to the dock.

Mario

Anyone found an off-the-shelf short dock light that can be removed easily for the winter. We like to have them on when returning after dark but need some that are readily available since ours at our summer cottage get damaged in the winter. All suggestions welcome,even for some that can't be removed but are standard catalog items.
Know this is slightly off the topic of sailing, but with winter approaching we are again faced with this problem.
Serge
Ty #1700 "Cloning Around"

capedory252NOSPAM@aol.com

[Lou Ostendorff]

Hi Serge;
Check out the link below for all sorts of dock stuff...Good Luck!
Lou Ostendorff
CD25D Karma
Hailing Port "Oriental, NC" ('cause I like the name)



louosten@ipass.net

[Serge Zimberoff]

Of course...now why didn't I think of that. Exactly what the Dr. ordered.
Serge
Ty #1700 "Cloning Around"



serge@srtrop.com