The 4-sided Garden Column as a Low Voltage LED Landscape Lighting Bollard.
*The lower pickets or solid panels are interchangeable on all column styles.
*Column Styles #8 and #10 are identical but for the slight variation in the upper grid pattern.

WOOD GARDEN COLUMN #8

This Column is Base Price+8%
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San Juan Capistrano, CA

Featuring waterproof, LED Low Voltage 60,000 hours. (More on the fixtures at Product Specifications)

San Juan Capistrano

Three of the six columns commissioned, set the the main entry. 12″ x 12″ x 42″ ht
Also, partially viewed above the garage doors, the arbored eave, matching a swing stand on the other side of the house.

San Juan Capistrano
P hotographed at dusk. The three garden columns offering sufficient path lighting while not overwhelming the main entry with an illuminating presence.

San Juan Capistrano
A fourth garden column positioned by the Swing #4 and Swing Stand #1.

San Juan Capistrano

A partial view of the backyard. Three more lighted garden columns, in addition to another view of the swing and swing stand and two of the four benches on the property. Photographed in early May by our homeowner following the wettest winter since 1982–hence the greenness of the banking hillside. Green is good. Brown, dry, tinderbox is bad.

Garden Column #8-1 at 12″ x 12″ x approximately 48″ height.

Featuring LED Low Voltage 60,000 hours.

Detroit, Michigan

Garden Columns #8 as 10-1/8″ x 60″ ht. and 12″ x 48″ ht.

Detroit, Michigan

We love receiving your photographs years after the initial installation. Here, four years later, with the garden fully matured.

Detroit, Michigan

Detroit, Michigan

A couple of wintry evening views, photographed through the screen door by our homeowner.

Detroit, Michigan

Enough illumination to read by.
READING: When you read you make it clear you have drawn your attention from those around you. Perhaps your interest and concern. Who can tell? You are not available. The ability to be physically present but not actually there is a disturbing reminder that people who are supposed to love and care for you live inside their own heads and that their thoughts are their own. It can be a worry.

Base Price + 8%

Our Architectural Landscape Lighting Column is distinguished by the four-side lighting grid. Minimum size of 10-1/8″ x 10-1/8″, as shown below. As a garden column, maximum 60″ height.

The double-tier cap shown is no longer available. To see the current column cap designs, scroll back up to #8-1, or click here

Andover, MA

In the background, the matching Prowell Wood Fence #9 and Garden Gate #79.

Andover, MA

Built in 1952, the screen porch of this fully-restored home in Andover, Massachusetts appears to share the landscape with our Garden Bollard Lighting, left to the winter snow.

Andover, MA

Colunn #8 at dusk.

Andover, MA

On an east coast swing, Prowell hams it up with the local munchkin, Coco de la Roco.

Highland, New York

Four-sided lighting grid. The Wood Column cap features ‘light holes’. This is of no interest whatsoever until the black of night, when only the lighted upper grid and the cap’s light holes are visible.

Highland, New York

Garden Column #10-2 as a pair of gate columns flanking a pair of Double Gates style #52. A couple of winter photos sent in a little over ten years after installation.

Highland, New York

Also featuring 15 of the fence panels style #2.

Following a 10-year delay between delivery and the above photo, the following entreaty:

March 6, 2018
Greetings Charles and Ben— We are proud owners of your beautiful cedar fencing and would like to care for it as best as possible. It was installed about ten years ago and had a light sealant applied at that time. It looks like it could now benefit from a bit of cleaning and possibly another coating of sealant but I wanted to check in with you before proceeding to see if you recommended any specific products or processes—or perhaps nothing at all. The fence is installed at our home in upstate NY where weather conditions can be pretty extreme. Photo attached. Thank you in advance for your thoughts. And thank you for your very beautiful, high quality woodwork. We feel so fortunate to have found you!
All the best, Maria

Charles replies
Hi Maria, I had to look you up. Normally I remember everyone, but it seems that this one was managed through Russell Yess in 2009. We’ve done a few projects through him, but we haven’t actually heard from his quarter in quite some time. I assume he’s doing fine.

About the time of your projects we were field testing a new finish called WoodRX that we’ve been defaulting to for the past 7-8 years for all of our pre-finishes, as well as those like yours that have grayed out. You can read abound t it here:<http://www.prowellwoodworks.com/articles/_site_articles/exterior_finishes.htm>

Two favors I’d like to ask: One, because we never received any photos of the original installation, perhaps you would be willing to send along a few hi-res pics once you’ve applied the WoodRX. But also, we’d love something now, in the midst of this 3rd storm you’re being hit with. So much snow. It would make for a wonderful photo of the fence even though most of it is likely covered in snowdrifts.

Note: As of 2023, Prowell no longer offers pre-finishes.

Base Price + 8%

Ellinsburg, Washington

Blanketed in snow.

Ellinsburg, Washington

Ellinsburg, Washington

IN-PROGRESS

Adjusting the LED fixture for a typical column. Low voltage (12V). For 120V on sight, transformers are required. The fixtures provide approximately 60,000- 70,000 hours.

Planing six lighted columns for a project in San Juan Capistrano, California.

Ben assemblying one of the four faces to Column #8-1

A finished column, less the cap.

Dry-assembling the column to test the lighting, and plex options

Oh, and Rodney, our shop neighbor who seems always to be awestruck over something or other.
Whoa, what do we have here?
Whoa, what’s new today?
Whoa, now that’s really something.

But then, let’s face it, Rodney’s a small man. At only 10″+ tall, everything in the Prowell shop must seem impressive.