3D LED Star Colonnade Arch Lights for Promenades

A Repeated Archway with a Classical Column Outline

This reference pairs a rounded illuminated arch with two column-shaped sides and a bright central star. Smaller star details sit within the upper band. Several arches appear in sequence along a pedestrian promenade, creating a rhythm that draws visitors forward rather than relying on one large sculpture at the entrance.

OSLENA can discuss an individual arch or a coordinated project arrangement. One product page represents this reference image; the quotation must confirm the number of arches, their dimensions and the included supports. The pictured route length and nearby tree lighting are not a fixed supply package. To coordinate the arch sequence with surrounding decorative lighting, review commercial lighting solutions for the wider promenade.

Design the Sequence Around the Promenade

Use spacing to control the visual rhythm

Closely spaced arches create a more continuous overhead effect, while wider gaps leave more of the surrounding landscape visible. Choose spacing using the actual route length, viewing direction and installation constraints. Request a layout drawing with each arch position, rather than ordering by image appearance alone.

Preserve the usable passage

The column-shaped sides and bases occupy space beyond the clear opening. Show the available path width, required pedestrian passage and nearby planting on the plan. Keep supports and cables outside the agreed circulation space. Any site accessibility or emergency-access requirements should be reviewed for the installed arrangement.

Coordinate with existing palms or trees

The photograph shows illuminated planting beside the route. When using this arch among trees, check branch movement, growth and service access. Position the central star so it remains visible from the intended approach without covering important signs. Separate tree lighting from the arch component list unless both are included in the proposal.

Dimensions for One Arch and the Whole Route

Provide overall width and height limits, desired clear passage and available depth for the supports. Contact OSLENA for standard dimensions or discuss a custom version. The height should include the star panel and any upper projection; the clear headroom is a separate measurement.

For a sequence, also send route length, preferred quantity and proposed gaps. Confirm whether arches share a power plan or have separate connection points. Ask for packing sections, joint identification and assembly access so installation can proceed without unnecessarily closing the whole promenade.

Outline Lighting and Star Contrast

The pale outline makes the columns and curve readable, while the warm lighting within the arch band adds depth. Discuss colour selection for the outline, inner lighting and central star independently. The approved light colours are White, Warm White, Blue and Green, with the final arrangement recorded in the order specification.

• Dimensions: Custom sizes available; contact us for standard dimensions.
• Frame: Iron.
• Protection: IP65 lighting configuration.
• Voltage: 24V, 110V or 220–240V.
• Cable colour: Transparent, White or Black.
• Cable material: PVC or Rubber.

Provide the electrical supply and connection positions along the route. Confirm required power equipment and installation instructions for the complete quoted arrangement. Decorative arches should be coordinated with suitable route lighting; they do not automatically provide the illumination needed for every walking surface.

Installation in an Active Pedestrian Area

Fixings and service access

Agree bases and anchoring for each arch before delivery. The classical column shape is decorative and does not demonstrate structural capacity. Identify fixing restrictions, underground services and available assembly space. Retain maintenance access around the columns and to the upper lighting components.

Rain and drainage

The specified IP65 lighting still requires suitable connectors, power equipment and cable routing. Keep connections above pooling water and review drainage around bases. Cable paths between arches should avoid pedestrian movement and be installed according to the agreed project plan.

Wind and cold

A sequence of arches needs the support arrangement reviewed for the actual dimensions and exposure. Share wind conditions, nearby buildings, minimum temperature and snow or ice expectations. Cold-weather and wind-resistance options require confirmation for the supplied components and anchoring; no universal performance claim follows from the photograph.

Humid sites and seasonal reuse

Discuss condensation and frame-surface protection in damp locations. Plan checks of joints, fixings and electrical connections throughout the operating period. After dismantling, clean and dry parts, label them by arch position and follow the agreed storage procedure before reuse.

Information for a Promenade Proposal

Send the reference image, route plan, desired quantity, passage requirements and size limits. Add electrical supply, fixing restrictions, climate conditions, destination and installation date. Ask the quotation to identify arches, stars, bases, lighting equipment, packing and any installation services. A clear route layout helps distinguish an individual product from a complete project installation. Buyers sourcing several lighting categories can compare OSLENA’s decorative lighting products alongside the proposed arch configuration.

FAQ — Star-Crowned Colonnade Arch

Is the complete arch sequence shown included?

The supplied quantity is determined by the quotation. Confirm the number of arches and their spacing; the image is a project reference rather than a fixed-count package.

Can we use a single arch at the entrance?

Discuss that layout using the available width, height and fixing surfaces. A single arch may use a different site arrangement from a long sequence.

Are the column-shaped sides load-bearing building columns?

They are part of the decorative frame design. The proposed structure and anchoring need their own review; the appearance does not establish building-column capacity.

How is passage width measured?

Request the clear opening separately from overall dimensions and base footprint. Circulation planning should use the installed usable passage.

Can the arches share one electrical connection?

Provide the site supply and proposed quantity. Ask for confirmation of the electrical layout, required equipment and connection instructions rather than assuming direct linking is suitable.

What helps organise seasonal reassembly?

Confirm section identification, packing and assembly instructions. Label the parts for each arch, store them dry and inspect joints and lighting before installation.