Hawaii's Beachside Lighting Offers Corrosion Resistant Decorative Fixtures
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Date: November 1st 2011
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| For 17 years Beachside Lighting has manufactured solid brass exterior lighting to withstand the salt air of the near-ocean environment. Beachside is a production manufacturer, with cataloged fixtures for both landscape and wall-mounted applications. Now we are pleased to highlight our relationship with LeiManu Designs, a local artist here in Hawai’i. Using both stainless steel and copper, LeiManu has fabricated decorative sconces, ceiling fixtures, and even chandeliers in a variety of designs. While appearing uniform from a distance, closer inspection reveals that each piece is made by hand using an oxy-acetylene torch. Custom designs are also available. | ||
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| Behind each decorative sconce is Beachside’s L-023 or L-024 fixture, with low voltage xenon and line voltage CFL sources, respectively. Both feature frosted borosilicate glass and silicone o-rings to protect the lamp and socket from all outside elements, even in locations right on the ocean. | ||
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| Soon, Beachside will have new fixtures featuring 3, 4, 5, and 10 watt LED modules using Cree’s XP-G series in a 3000K color; as well as 1 and 4 watt amber LED modules for our “Turtle Friendly” fixtures as listed by the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission. Stay Tuned! | ||
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Best Regards, Rick Benedict Beachside Lighting 905 Kalanianaole Hwy. #29A Kailua, Hawaii 96734 (808)263-5717 xt. 200 (808)263-7961 fax Rick@BeachsideLighting.com  |
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Beachside Lighting was started in Hawai'i in 1994 with the intent of building a reputable line of quality exterior lighting fixtures. This came as a result of wondering why so many ocean side estates on Honolulu's prestigious Kahala Avenue had landscape lighting that was literally falling apart. The answer was in the materials used: plastic, powder-coated aluminum, and even steel. It was no secret that copper and various brass alloys had proved themselves for centuries in near ocean environments. Thus, an exclusively copper and brass line of landscape fixtures was born.
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