FlexSol Solutions

Woerden, the Netherlands 🇳🇱
At the edge of Woerden, near a quiet graveyard, soft solar light now guides the way. No cables were trenched, just a few discreet poles offering calm and respectful illumination.

Boxmeer, the Netherlands 🇳🇱
In this flood-prone area near the river, the Maas, custom-built solar poles were installed with resilience in mind. The technology and battery are placed high inside the pole, in case the water level suddenly rises.

Terneuzen, the Netherlands 🇳🇱
Near a holiday park in Terneuzen, bike paths weave across busy roads where visibility is key. For the past five years, solar-powered light poles have safely guided cyclists and pedestrians through the crossings. No trenching, just reliable, self-sufficient lighting.

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Woerden, the Netherlands 🇳🇱
A shaded park in Woerden, thick with trees. Spanish-style fixtures light the way, powered by solar and boosted with extra panels to catch whatever sunlight slips through the canopy.

Almere, the Netherlands 🇳🇱
In Almere’s industrial district, solar poles provide sustainable lighting for employees and visitors. Set among green space and warehouse façades, they add safety and comfort to the park without digging or disruption.

Duinland, the Netherlands 🇳🇱
Amber lights whisper softly across Duinland’s wilderness, safeguarding nocturnal life beneath stars. Visitors wander gently lit pathways, discovering harmony between modern comfort and nature’s rhythms.

Eindhoven, the Netherlands 🇳🇱
At a water pump station in Brabant, solar poles ensure reliable lighting without relying on the grid. Installed in a functional yet remote setting, they bring energy independence and security to essential infrastructure.

Groningen, the Netherlands 🇳🇱
The solar poles were custom-made and fully designed in-house. A special powder coating was used to mimic the look of Corten steel. The result was so striking that other Dutch cities couldn’t resist. They had to have their own pencil poles, too.

Korendijk, the Netherlands 🇳🇱
A bench, a path, and water nearby, the village of Korendijk created a quiet place to pause and take in the surroundings. To make it just as inviting after sunset, solar-powered lights were added. No need for cables or construction, just gentle light where people naturally linger.

Rotterdam, the Netherlands 🇳🇱
A brand-new neighborhood rose near the airport, where the decision was made to forgo installing cables in the parking lot. With homes nearly finished and no time for costly trenching, Soluxio stepped in. These solar poles light up the parking lot without digging or disrupting the new pavement.

Groningen, the Netherlands 🇳🇱
Now part of our standard lineup, these solar poles were made on request and do more than just light the way. With individually programmed colors, they turn each roundabout into a distinct visual statement. From warm amber to cool blue, the lightsticks respond to place, purpose, and personality.