Description
This set of traditional Christmas tree lights brings the colour of a classic family tree back to the branches. Each light sits in a slim, lamp-shaped tip, and the string mixes red, yellow, green and blue, so the tree glows with a cheerful, old-fashioned mix rather than a single tone. We sell them in three sizes: 80 Lights, with a lit length of 11.85 metres; 120 Lights, with a lit length of 17.85 metres; and 160 Lights, with a lit length of 23.85 metres. The choice simply comes down to how far you want the colour to reach.
These are lights for indoors. They look their best wound through the branches of the tree in the front room, and they are just as happy draped along a mantelpiece, twisted around a banister or framing a window from the inside. The 80 Lights size suits a smaller tree, a dresser or a shelf of cards. The 120 Lights and 160 Lights sizes have the reach for a larger tree or a run down the stairs and across the hall. They belong in a home that loves a traditional Christmas, where colour matters more than a single soft glow, and where the tree is dressed the same way every year.
For the best look, start at the top of the tree and work down. Lay the string along each branch from the trunk outward and tuck it slightly in, so the colour seems to come from within rather than sitting on the surface. When the decorations come down, wind the string loosely around a piece of card and keep it somewhere dry, ready for next December. As a present, match the size to the tree: 80 Lights for a small one, 160 Lights for a tall one, and 120 Lights for everything in between.
Specification
| Lit Length |
80 Lights: 11.85m / 120 Lights: 17.85m / 160 Lights: 23.85m |
| Minimum order |
6 units, priced per unit |
Frequently Asked
What sizes do these Christmas tree lights come in?
We sell them in three sizes. 80 Lights has a lit length of 11.85m, 120 Lights has a lit length of 17.85m and 160 Lights has a lit length of 23.85m.
What colours are the lights?
The string mixes red, yellow, green and blue lights. This gives the tree a cheerful, traditional multicoloured look rather than a single colour.
Which size should I choose for my tree?
The longer the lit length, the more of the tree you can cover. Choose 80 Lights for a smaller tree, 120 Lights for a medium one and 160 Lights for a tall or full tree.
What does lit length mean?
The lit length is the stretch of string that carries the lights. It runs 11.85m on the 80 Lights size, 17.85m on the 120 Lights size and 23.85m on the 160 Lights size.
Where else can I use them apart from the tree?
They look lovely along a mantelpiece, wound around a banister, across a dresser or framing a window from the inside. The longer sizes reach comfortably down a staircase.
How should I store the lights after Christmas?
As general good practice, wind the string loosely around a piece of card so it does not tangle. Keep it somewhere dry until the tree goes up again.