Outdoor Post Lights
407 productsOutdoor Post Lights Canada – Lamp Posts, Post-Top & Pier-Mount Fixtures
Outdoor post lights mark driveways, walkways, and property entrances with both wayfinding light and curb appeal. Whether mounted atop a lamp post at the end of a drive or on a flat pier beside a gate, a post light is often the first fixture a visitor sees — and, built for the elements, it needs to look good and hold up to Canadian weather year-round. Our range spans classic carriage-style lanterns to clean modern post-tops, in finishes and constructions suited to freeze-thaw winters and road salt.
Explore the full exterior range in our outdoor lighting collection, or browse contemporary designs in modern outdoor post lights.
Montreal Lighting & Hardware carries outdoor post lights online and at our showroom in Mount-Royal, Quebec. All products are priced in Canadian dollars with free shipping on orders over $199 CAD.
Post-Top, Pier-Mount & Lamp Post Lighting
Post-Top Lights
Post-top fixtures mount on top of a post or pole to light driveways, front walks, and garden paths. Raised well above ground level, they cast a wide pool of light for wayfinding and security, and they’re the classic choice for marking a driveway entrance or lining a path.
Pier & Flat-Mount Lights
Pier-mount (flat-mount) fixtures sit on a flat surface — a masonry column, gate pillar, or deck post — rather than atop a pole. They’re ideal for flanking a driveway entrance on stone or brick pillars, or topping a fence or deck post, where a full lamp post isn’t wanted.
Lamp Posts & Poles
A complete lamp post pairs a post-top fixture with a pole or post. Some fixtures include a post while others are sold separately so you can match the height and style to your property — check each product to confirm whether a post is included.
Outdoor Post Light FAQs
What’s the difference between a post-top and a pier-mount light?
A post-top fixture mounts on top of a pole or post (a lamp post), while a pier-mount (flat-mount) fixture sits on a flat surface like a masonry pillar, gate column, or deck post. Choose post-top for a traditional lamp-post look along a driveway or path, and pier-mount to top existing stone or brick pillars.
Do I need to buy a post separately?
It depends on the fixture. Some post lights include a matching post, while many post-top fixtures are sold as the head only, so you can pair them with a post or pole of the right height and style. Check the individual product page to confirm what’s included, and make sure the fixture’s fitter size matches the post.
What weather rating do outdoor post lights need?
Post lights are fully exposed to the elements, so they should carry a Wet location rating. Look for durable finishes and materials that stand up to freeze-thaw cycles and road salt for the best longevity in Canadian conditions. Confirm the specific weather rating on the product spec sheet for your installation.
How tall should a lamp post be?
Residential lamp posts are commonly around 7 to 8 feet in overall height, which balances light spread with proportion near a home. Taller posts suit long driveways and open areas where you want light to reach farther, while shorter posts or pier mounts suit walkways and entry pillars. Consider the scale of the surrounding space when choosing.
Are outdoor post lights available in LED or dusk-to-dawn?
Many post lights use LED for efficiency and long life, and some include or accept dusk-to-dawn photocells that switch the light on at dark and off at dawn automatically. Feature availability varies by fixture — check the product page to confirm LED integration and any dusk-to-dawn or motion options.
Where can I buy outdoor post lights in Canada?
Montreal Lighting & Hardware carries outdoor post lights online and at our Mount-Royal showroom (5670 Paré Street, Quebec, H4P 2M2). We ship Canada-wide at CAD prices with free shipping on orders over $199, and most in-stock orders leave our Montreal warehouse within 1–3 business days. Our ALA-certified specialists can help you plan a driveway or entry — call (514) 416-2013.








































































