Attaching Rope Lights To Roof

Tips and tricks on hanging rope lights.

Attaching rope lights to roof.

They also orientate 90 degrees in the wrong direction and so you end up having the use some other means to attach the rope lights to the clips assuming you are running along the apex of the roof. Likewise the width of your roof s surfaces will also have a bearing on the size of the clips you ll need. If your rope light will be visible the plastic channel raceway is a must. Attach string lights with carabiners use mini metal carabiners to attach the lights to the screw eyes.

Rope lighting combines the advantages of easy installation small footprint ambience and flexibility to make it one of the more popular lighting options of the early 21st century. This installation makes it easy to install and take down or readjust the lights as desired. Rope lights are an excellent choice for outdoor lighting because the clear tube that encases rope lighting can protect it from the weather. Plastic channels run the length of the rope light to hold it rigid and perfectly s.

Light clips designed to hold the light strands on shingles gutters or fascia board hold the lights safely in place without damaging the home. Rope lights are commonly hung under eaves to create a glow that illuminates the exterior of your home while the roof overhangs hide the lights from direct view. Lights may be strung from rooflines gutters and tiles but be wary that different surfaces require different light clips for attachments. Climb higher along the peak to attach the next lights on the strand.

Go slightly higher on your roof and pull the light strand tight so it forms a straight line rather than bowing in between the clips. Simply thread the carabiner through the hole at the top of each light then thread it through the eye of the screw. Slide clips underneath your shingles and set the bulbs in the rings until you ve gone to the top of the peak.