Part of the Concord collection, the three–foot–tall Hawthorne path light echoes the design of its taller area light companion. Its multiple posts spread as they rise from their base to house a LED luminaire with sealed thermoformed lens. Hawthorne embraces progress and new technologies with a design language deeply rooted in American tradition.
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Options for asymmetrical and symmetrical distributions
Available in a wide variety of powdercoat colors
Buy America Compliant and International Dark-Sky Approved
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