Product description
In woodland, dusk arrives an hour earlier than in the open. Anyone celebrating there needs light sources that do not look like work lamps.
Warm light between trunks
“The Harrisons” hangs above a bench between the trees and takes on exactly that role: it marks the photo spot and gives off enough light for faces in front of it to be captured without a flash. Dark green swallows colour – which is why warm white is almost always the right choice here.
Fixing without drilling
Strung between two trunks, hung from a branch or tied to the back of the bench: the sign is light enough for all three. Just make sure it is not left hanging in the rain.
Your text
Surname, first names or a short line – all freely entered, along with font, size and light colour.
Everything in the crate
A hand-shaped glow-line fixed to a perspex carrier trimmed along the outline, a plug unit with a brightness wheel, one colourless lead and a small bag of screws and rawlplugs. Build time plus transit within Germany runs to roughly a fortnight and a half. Guaranteed for two years.
Between tree trunks, dusk arrives a good hour earlier than it does in open ground, so “The Harrisons” takes on two jobs at once over this bench — marking the spot for guests and supplying enough light for photos once the sun is gone. Because forest light is rarely even, the sign fills in exactly the corner a camera would otherwise struggle to expose.
- Marks exactly where the seating is on uneven forest ground.
- Takes over the job a torch would otherwise do once it gets dark.
- Straps between branches without needing to touch the bark.
- Keeps working reliably even in damp forest air.
- It's one of the few decor pieces that outlives the celebration itself.