Landscape Flood Lights

Landscape flood lights are low voltage LED fixtures that wash a wide beam across facades, hedges, and broad features. This category covers adjustable landscape flood fixtures that light large surfaces evenly on a 12V system.

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Landscape Flood Light Selection Guide

Where a spot light picks out a single feature, a flood light washes a whole surface, which is what a facade, a wide hedge, or a sign needs. Beam width and placement set the evenness. Landscape flood lights sit in the Landscape Lighting family next to Landscape Spot Lights and Landscape Path Lights, and run on the same 12V system with a transformer and wire.

Match the Flood to the Surface

Match the beam width and placement to the surface so the wash lands even, with no hot spots.

TargetBeamPlacementNotes
House facadeWide 40 to 60 degSet back from the wallEven wall wash
Hedges and bordersWideAlong the baseGrazes the greenery
Large signsMedium to wideBelow or aboveCover the whole face
Flags and featuresMediumAimed upKeep spill off neighbors

Output, Beam, and Color

Floods use wider beams, typically 40 to 60 degrees, to cover a surface evenly from a single fixture, and higher output than a path light since they light a larger area. Warm 2700K to 3000K suits wood and stone facades, while a cooler tone can suit modern surfaces and foliage. Set the fixture back far enough that the beam covers the surface without a bright hot spot at the base.

Mounting, Aiming, and System

Flood lights mount on a stake or a surface base and aim with an adjustable head. Place them to wash the surface while keeping spill off windows and neighboring property. Run the 12V system within spec and size the transformer to the total load, since floods draw more than path lights. For tight accents on individual features, pair with Landscape Spot Lights, and for the full system see Landscape Lighting Accessories.

Why Order Landscape Flood Lights from QuickShipLights

Each product page shows live stock status, in stock fixtures ship fast, and freight is free on every order with no minimum. For help choosing beam widths and sizing the system for a wash lighting layout, reach the lighting team through the QuickShipLights support portal before you order.

Frequently Asked Questions About Landscape Flood Lights

Use a flood light to wash a wide surface like a house facade, a hedge, or a large sign, and a spot light to highlight a single narrow feature like a tree trunk or a column. Floods cover area, spots pick out details.

Floods use wider beams, typically 40 to 60 degrees, to cover a surface evenly from one fixture. Wider beams give a smoother wash on broad walls and hedges.

They run on a 12V low voltage landscape system with a transformer and direct burial landscape wire, the same system as path and spot lights. Floods draw more, so size the transformer accordingly.

Set the fixture back far enough that the beam covers the surface evenly without a bright hot spot at the base. The exact distance depends on the beam width and the wall height.

Warm 2700K to 3000K flatters wood and stone, while a cooler tone can suit modern surfaces and make foliage pop. Choose by the material and the look you want.

Aim the fixture to land on the target surface, choose an appropriate beam width, and add shields or glare guards where needed. Proper placement and aiming keep the wash on your property.