Description
These firework curtain lights hang a row of glowing starbursts along a wall. Each one is a spray of fine spokes studded with tiny LEDs that fan out from a single centre, like a rocket caught at the top of its climb. The set runs 6m in length and carries 735 colour changeable LEDs, so the display can shift its colour rather than sit in one shade all evening. Each burst hangs on its own drop from a slim top line. The fireworks fall at slightly different heights, and the curtain reads as a lively scatter of light rather than a stiff row.
We think they look their best where there is a broad stretch of plain wall to fill: along a hallway, across the back of a living room, above a long sideboard or around the inside of a wide window. The 6m length covers a generous span, so one set can dress a whole wall where a shorter string would leave gaps. Because the LEDs change colour, the lights sit as happily in a cheerful Christmas scheme as they do in a playroom or a den. They bring a welcome burst of colour to a dark corner on long winter evenings.
The set runs at low voltage through a mains transformer that plugs into the mains. The 5m lead cable gives plenty of reach, so the display need not start right beside a socket. As general good practice, keep the transformer indoors or under cover and unplug the set before you handle it. To look after it, dust the wires and bursts with a soft dry cloth, and at the end of the season store the set loosely coiled so the spokes keep their shape. We like to space the bursts evenly along a high line, where the colour washes across the wall and draws the eye from the doorway.
Specification
| Lead Cable |
5m |
| Drop |
1m |
| Length |
6m |
| LEDs |
735 |
| Power |
Mains, via a low-voltage transformer |
| Minimum order |
4 units, priced per unit |
Frequently Asked
How long are these firework curtain lights?
The lit run measures 6m in length. A separate 5m lead cable gives you extra reach to the nearest socket.
How many LEDs does the set have?
There are 735 colour changeable LEDs spread across the firework bursts, so the whole display can change colour rather than staying in a single shade.
How are the lights powered?
They run at low voltage through a mains transformer that plugs into the mains, so there are no batteries to buy or replace.
Can I hang them outside?
The record does not state outdoor use, so we suggest these lights for indoor walls and windows. Keep the transformer indoors or under cover.
Where do they look best?
They suit a broad stretch of plain wall, such as a hallway, the back of a living room, above a long sideboard or around the inside of a wide window.
How do I look after the lights?
Unplug the set first, then dust the wires and bursts with a soft dry cloth. Store it loosely coiled so the spokes keep their shape.