Outdoor & Camping Gear in Kenya

Six lamps is what makes this a lighting scheme rather than a garden ornament. One flame light is a curiosity; six let you line a pathway, mark a driveway edge or ring a seating area,...

The high backrest is what makes this the chair for a long day. Support behind your shoulders and head is the difference between comfortable at hour three and fidgeting at minute forty — which is...

A low back is a deliberate choice, not a cheaper one. It keeps the chair light and compact — the two things that decide whether a camping chair actually comes with you rather than staying...

An extended footrest is what separates a lounger from a camping chair, and it changes how long you can comfortably sit. With your legs supported and the backrest reclined, your weight spreads across the whole...

It comes as two pieces, and that is what makes it worth having: a deep inflatable armchair with a high back and rolled arms, plus a matching footstool — so you get a proper feet-up...

A roll-top slat surface is the design that makes this pack down properly. Rather than folding once into a bulky slab, the aluminium slats roll up and the X-frame legs collapse alongside them, so the...

A cylinder is the most versatile wall light shape there is, which is why it appears on modern buildings everywhere: it throws light up and down in two clean beams, grazing the wall above and...

The full-height version of the same fitting, and at 800mm it does a different job. Where the 300mm model marks a path edge, this one lights the walking surface from above the planting line —...

At 300mm this is deliberately low — a path marker rather than an area light. That has a specific purpose: low bollards define the edge of a path or a driveway and show you where...

Square in section at 120 x 120mm and 500mm tall — proportions that suit modern hard landscaping, where a square column echoes paving and straight borders in a way a round bollard does not. Five...

The workhorse of outdoor wall lighting: aluminium body, black finish, E27 holder, and nothing you do not need. The E27 fitting is the reason this is a sensible buy across a whole property — bulbs...

Smoked glass is the detail that makes this bollard comfortable at close quarters. Clear glass at bollard height puts a visible bulb in your eyeline as you walk past; smoked glass tints and softens it,...

A gate light is seen more than any other fitting on a property — by you every evening and by every visitor — so it is worth it being something. The clear speckled glass here...

A bulkhead-style fitting in vintage dress — the enclosed, robust form that has lit doorways and passages for a century, which is why it never looks out of place. Enclosing the bulb behind glass is...

IP65 with an acrylic section rather than glass is a deliberately practical combination. IP65 means sealed against water jets, so this handles a fully exposed wall taking driving rain or being hosed down — and...

This one is specified for a particular job: gates and entrance areas. That is a more demanding position than a general wall, because an entrance light has to do two things at once — be...

An open-frame lantern is the design that suits filament bulbs, and that is really what this fitting is for. With no diffuser hiding the lamp, a decorative or vintage-style filament E27 bulb becomes the visible...

The U-shaped form is the reason to choose this over a conventional post — it reads as a piece of architecture rather than a utility fitting, throwing light down through the opening in the frame...

IP55 is the reason to look at this one closely. Most garden spike lights sit at IP44 or IP54; IP55 adds protection against water jets as well as dust — which for a fitting sitting...

Eighteen watts makes this the brightest bollard in the range by a wide margin — more than three times the 5W fittings — which changes what it is for. This is not a path marker...

Die-cast aluminium with a clear glass diffuser and a silver finish — this is the most architectural-looking bollard in the range, and the material choices are why. Die-casting produces a heavier, denser body than pressed...

The bollard version of the anodized range, and the same argument applies: anodized aluminium hardens the metal's own surface instead of relying on a coating, so there is no paint layer to chip and a...

Clean lines and nothing to maintain. This Contemporary LED Garden Light uses an integrated LED light source, which means there is no bulb aperture, no lamp holder and no bulb to change — the fitting...

Anodized aluminium is a genuinely different proposition from painted or powder-coated aluminium. Anodising converts the surface of the metal itself into a hard oxide layer rather than laying a coating on top — so there...

Genuine stainless steel, not aluminium with a steel-look finish — and on a coastal or humid property that distinction decides how the fitting looks in three years. Stainless resists the pitting and staining that finishes...

At 500mm tall this is a substantial wall fitting, and the size is what makes it work on a large elevation — a double-height entrance, a garage wall, a warehouse frontage — where a standard...

IP65 plus a corrosion-resistant aluminium body is the combination to look for if your property is anywhere near the coast, or anywhere that gets hosed down regularly. IP65 seals against water jets rather than just...

This is the garden-mounted counterpart to the speckled-glass wall fitting, and the clear speckled glass does the same thing at ground level: it breaks light into a scattered, sparkling pattern that throws dappled highlights onto...

At 970mm tall this is a proper post light, and the height is what gives it presence — it lights a path from nearly a metre up, casting a wider pool than a low bollard...

Clear speckled glass is a deliberate decorative choice, not just a lens. The texture breaks the light into a scattered, sparkling pattern rather than a flat wash — so the fitting itself becomes something to...

Small, and deliberately so. At 160 x 120mm this pillar light sits on top of a gate pillar, a boundary post or a low wall without looking top-heavy — which is the usual failure when...

A gate is the one place on a property where lighting is not optional — you need to find a keyhole, see a face before opening, and let a visitor or a driver find your...

The frosted polycarbonate shade is what makes this bollard comfortable to have at ankle height. A clear diffuser at 380mm puts a bright point of light right in your field of view as you walk;...

600mm is the mid-height bollard, and often the right one. Tall enough to sit above low ground cover and light a path properly, low enough that it does not dominate a small garden or block...

The squared version, for modern flat-fronted architecture. Geometry is the whole difference here — a square cone reads as deliberate against straight plaster, block work or a contemporary fence line, where a round cone suits...