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Introducing Solar Wind Spinner Garden Stake:

A tall metal spinner that catches the breeze by day and glows softly once the sun goes downThe Solar Wind Spinner Stake stands 188cm tall on a pointed ground stake, with a 38cm spinner that turns freely whenever the air moves. The layered metal blades are cut to spin from the lightest gust, so the piece keeps moving across a flower bed, a lawn edge or a quiet corner of the yard.A small solar panel sits near the top and charges through daylight hours. As dusk falls, a built in light comes on and the spinning blad...
A tall metal spinner that catches the breeze by day and glows softly once the sun goes downThe Solar Wind Spinner Stake stands 188cm tall on a pointed ground stake, with a 38cm spinner that turns freely whenever the air moves. The layered metal blades are cut to spin from the lightest gust, so the piece keeps moving across a flower bed, a lawn edge or a quiet corner of the yard.A small solar panel sits near the top and charges through daylight hours. As dusk falls, a built in light comes on and the spinning blad...
Motion By Day, A Soft Glow By Night

SOLAR GARDEN WIND SPINNER

Motion By Day, A Soft Glow By Night

A tall antique copper wind spinner with two rotors that turn opposite ways on the lightest breeze, jewel toned accents along the arms, and a c...
Best seller1 952 soldOne solar wind spinner stake in antique copper, ready to push into the ground
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Dual rotor wind spinnerSolar crackle glass glowAntique copper metalTall ground stake mount
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Pretty by day and night
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The night light is the best bit

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Estaca decorativa de jardín con molino de viento solar

Resplandor solar

Estaca decorativa de jardín con molino de viento solar

Un molinete eólico solar de jardín de 188 cm, montado sobre una estaca puntiaguda para clavar en el suelo, con un molinete de 38 cm que gira con una brisa ligera. El panel solar se carga durante el día y, al anochecer, una luz integrada se ilumina mientras las aspas metálicas giran. Sin cables ni baterías que cambiar. Clávalo en un parterre, un arriate, el borde del césped o una esquina del patio y deja que se mueva y brille por sí solo.

Cargos por día, luces al anochecer

Brillo nocturno

Cargos por día, luces al anochecer

Un panel solar cerca de la parte superior de la estaca se carga durante las horas de luz. Al ponerse el sol, una luz integrada se enciende automáticamente y las aspas giratorias captan su resplandor, aportando al jardín un suave toque de color y movimiento después de anochecer. Sin enchufes, cables ni baterías que reemplazar, el elemento sigue iluminado mientras dure la carga.

Girando con la brisa

Giro del viento

Girando con la brisa

El molinillo de 38 cm está fabricado con aspas metálicas superpuestas, cortadas para captar hasta la brisa más ligera. Montado en la estaca de 188 cm, por encima de las plantas bajas, sigue girando cada vez que se mueve el aire: un punto de movimiento lento y silencioso entre un parterre, un arriate o el césped. Gira suavemente en lugar de traquetear, por lo que permanece como un tranquilo punto focal en el jardín durante todo el día.

Why this product

Why gardeners choose it

  • 1

    Dual Rotor Spinner

    Two opposed sets of cupped metal blades turn in different directions on the lightest breeze, giving constant layered motion, not one flat pinwheel.

  • 2

    Solar Crackle Glass Ball

    A crackle glass globe at the centre stores the sun by day, then glows a soft colour after dark, set off by jewel toned stones along the arms.

  • 3

    Antique Copper Metal

    Slim radiating arms tipped with spoon shaped scoops carry a brushed antique copper finish, so it reads as a real garden ornament, not a plastic toy.

  • 4

    Tall Ground Stake

    A long pointed stake pushes into a bed or lawn and holds the spinner high above low planting, so the motion stays in view across the yard.

How it works

How to set it in the garden

  • Pick a sunny open spot
    1

    Pick a sunny open spot

    Choose open ground that catches daytime sun, such as a flower bed, a lawn edge or a border, so the rotors turn and the panel charges.

  • Push in the ground stake
    2

    Push in the ground stake

    Press the long pointed stake firmly into soil or lawn until the spinner stands straight, so the tall head stays upright in the breeze.

  • Leave the panel to the sky
    3

    Leave the panel to the sky

    Set the solar panel near the top facing the open sky so it charges all day. Nothing to plug in or switch, it simply turns with the breeze.

  • Watch it glow at dusk
    4

    Watch it glow at dusk

    After sunset the built in light comes on by itself and the glass ball glows a soft colour, for a warm point of light at night.

Benefits

What it brings to the garden

  • Slow, layered motion

    Two opposed rotors of cupped metal scoops turn different ways on the lightest breeze, not a flat pinwheel.

  • A soft self powered glow

    The crackle glass ball stores the sun by day and glows a gentle colour after dark, with no plug or batteries.

  • A crafted metal finish

    Slim arms, scooped blades and jewel toned cabochons in brushed antique copper read like a real garden ornament.

  • Tall garden presence

    At about 188cm the stake holds the head above low planting, so the motion and night glow stay in view across the yard.

  • Set it once and leave it

    It stakes into the ground and runs on the sun, so it charges by day, lights by night and turns with the breeze.

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A richer pick than a plain pinwheel

Motion Two rotors spin opposite ways on a light breeze One flat pinwheel that needs a strong gust
Night light Solar crackle glass ball glows after dark Goes dark and disappears once the sun sets
Finish Brushed antique copper metal with jewel accents Plain plastic or bare painted steel
Mounting Tall pointed stake straight into soil or lawn Short base that tips or needs a planter
Power Charges from the sun, no plug or batteries Needs an outlet, wiring or battery swaps
Weather Metal built to stay outside through the seasons Fades or rusts away after one summer

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FAQ

Questions before checkout

How does the night glow work?
A small solar panel charges the spinner through the day, and the crackle finish glass ball at the centre of the head stores that charge. As dusk falls a built in light comes on by itself and the ball glows a soft colour, so the spot keeps a gentle point of light after dark with no plug, no wiring and no batteries to change.
Does it really spin in a light breeze?
Yes. The head is built as two opposed rotors of cupped, spoon shaped metal scoops, balanced so each set catches the air and turns in its own direction. Because the cups scoop the wind rather than fight it, the spinner picks up even a gentle breeze and keeps a slow, layered motion going across a bed or lawn edge.
How tall is it and how wide is the spinner?
The stake reaches about 188cm tall in total, so it sits well above borders and low planting, and the spinning head is about 38cm across. That height keeps the motion in view from across the yard while the stake itself stays slim and mostly hidden among the plants.
Where should I place it?
Set it in open ground that catches daytime sun and has air moving around the head, such as a flower bed, a lawn edge, a border or a quiet corner of the yard. Push the pointed stake firmly into the soil so it stands straight, and leave the solar panel exposed to the sky so it charges through the day.
What is it made of?
The arms, the cupped blades and the stake are metal with a brushed antique copper finish, set with jewel toned glass cabochons along the rotors, and the centre holds a crackle finish glass ball for the solar glow. The metal build is made to stay outside through the seasons rather than fade like plastic after one summer.
Does it come in different colors?
It comes in one finish, a brushed antique copper metal head and stake with multicoloured glass cabochon accents along the arms and a crackle glass ball at the centre. The single warm metal tone is chosen to suit most gardens, sitting naturally among greenery, borders and lawn rather than clashing with the planting.
Is it hard to set up?
No. It arrives ready to place, so you choose a sunny open spot, push the pointed stake into the soil or lawn until it stands firm and upright, and leave the panel facing the sky. There is nothing to wire, plug in or switch, and the spinner starts turning with the breeze straight away while the light comes on by itself at dusk.
Will it stay outside in the rain?
It is built as an outdoor garden piece, so the metal and the glass ball are made to live in a bed or border through the seasons, including rain. Wipe it down and keep the solar panel clear of leaves now and then so it keeps charging well. If you get very hard winter storms, you can lift the stake and bring it in until they pass.