Park Cascade Tree and Arch Light Display

Client Background

A public park operating an evening light display. The operator is not named.

The Challenge

A park centrepiece has to be tall enough to read from across the water, safe for the public to walk near, and able to be erected and struck by a grounds team rather than a specialist rigging crew.

Customer Pain Points

• Power distribution across a park is the constraint, not the lighting
• Everything within public reach has to be low voltage
• The feature has to hold its shape over a full outdoor season
• It needs to be re-erectable in later seasons

Our Solution

A cascade tree form built as a sectional frame with string light drops, set behind a run of illuminated arches to give the walk a rhythm of scale rather than one isolated feature.

Supply Chain Coordination

Tree and arches were produced together so the colour temperature matched across the whole scene, and crated by position so the grounds team could build it in order.

Quality Control

Ageing test under current on all wiring, waterproof checks at connectors, and a full assembly light-up before the sections were packed.