Led Net Lights Pain To Lay Out

[xxnonamexx 2]

What is the trick to lay out net lights? I purchased Sylvania LED net lights from BJ's and find them to be a Pain in the ...... The plastic covers pop off of them it is ridiculous.

[jihans 26]

I have yet to find the "trick". I fight with them every year. Every year I say I am going to toss them and just use regular light strings on my bushes and every year I fight with them again. Isn't that the definition of insanity?

[Apache Lights 10]

I'm not sure what you mean by, "the plastic covers pop off"," but if you’re just looking for them to be more even and orderly; I hang them in the summer, to stretch them out. Heat and gravity do the rest.

Edited November 21, 2011 by Apache Lights

[urthegman 1]

I like the hang them in the summer idea, I have often found the wire difficult to deal with and since I use all LEDs getting the color to match my LED strings was impossible. My solution was to custom build net lights out of LED strings. I now have 400 lights on 3 nets and it was very easy to install them.

[xxnonamexx 2]

Well Sylvania makes a crappy set sold at BJ and they have plastic covers over the leds like a regular incadescent bulb but in plastic and they suck. I found the Target net lights much easier to unravel. I am going to stake them into the ground to stretch them since I am covering

pachysandra on a hill in my driveway 10 sets should do the trick. Since the rain curtain lights aren't outdoor usable.

[Radiojones 10]

I zip tie mine together and it works well. I can put out about 40 sets of net light in about 1 hour.

[Glenn Barber 4]

A few years back I bought 70 sets of net lights - during the summer I took them out and stapled them (stretched out) to my fence and left them for about a week in the hot sun - your right the will layout nicely over bushes once they are stretched out like that.