Decent tree lighting
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Decent tree lighting
Where can I get a decent string of outdoor lights, with the bulbs spaced at sensible (at least 8") intervals, that can be left in a tree all year round?
Preferably not the transformer type, and DEFINITELY not the type with the poxy multi-function box in the line.
Preferably not the transformer type, and DEFINITELY not the type with the poxy multi-function box in the line.
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I think you are looking for Festoon lighting. 40watt proper lightbulbs fully waterproof sockets etc. However it not cheap. Got some for a carnival float in September and trying to remember where. Was a trade outlet though, in Crawley, BDC sounds famiiar but wrong! However search for Festoon lighting.
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From: The Cheshire end of the emasculated Cat & Fiddle
Originally Posted by Brendan Hughes
<sings, points finger> CrisP's a pikey, CrisP's a pikey....
S'not for me, it's for a customer who's p!ssed of with being mugged by the likes of DIY stores, garden centres & the like
BTW, I may have certain chav tendencies (like owning a scoob
), but last time I looked my house didn't have wheels on it
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