Description
These multicoloured string lights bring the look of old-fashioned Christmas lamps to your tree, with 120 LEDs spread along a lit length of 17.85m. Each lamp sits in its own decorative cap, a scalloped cup with a raised, bobbled texture, tinted to match the light it holds, so the string runs through green, red, yellow and blue. When they are switched on, the caps catch the glow and scatter it, making every point of light look fuller and richer than a bare bulb. The effect along the whole length is warm, cheerful and properly traditional, the kind of Christmas lights many of us remember from childhood.
With 17.85m of lit length, there is plenty to spiral generously around a large Christmas tree from top to bottom, and on a smaller tree you can wrap the branches closely for a dense, glowing finish. Indoors they look just as good draped along a mantelpiece, wound through the banister of a staircase or framing the inside of a window, where the coloured caps show up well against the glass. We like them most for a family living room where a classic, colourful tree is the centrepiece of the season.
A 5m lead cable comes before the first lamp, so the lit section can begin well away from where the cable starts, which makes it easy to begin at the top of the tree or the far end of the mantelpiece. For care, switch the lights off and dust the caps gently with a soft dry cloth, and at the end of the season coil the string loosely around a piece of card so the caps are not crushed and the cable does not tangle. Start dressing the tree with the lights before any baubles go on, working from the trunk outwards, and the colours will glow through every layer.
Specification
| Lit Length |
17.85m |
| Lead Cable |
5m |
| LEDs |
120 |
| Minimum order |
4 units, priced per unit |
Frequently Asked
How long are these Christmas string lights?
The lit section runs to 17.85m, and there is a further 5m lead cable before the first lamp, giving you room to reach the tree.
How many LEDs are on the string?
There are 120 LEDs along the string, each set inside its own coloured decorative cap for a fuller, traditional look.
What colours are the lights?
They are multicoloured, with lamps and caps in shades including green, red, yellow and blue along the length of the string.
Where do these lights look best?
Indoors on the Christmas tree, along a mantelpiece, wound through a staircase banister or around the inside of a window frame.
How should I look after the lights?
Switch them off, then dust the caps with a soft dry cloth, and coil the string loosely around card when you store it.