I have about 50 extension cords I use every year for my Christmas display, varying in lengths from 15-100 feet. Can these wraps be used for them?
1507066
Its not very long or thick. You could link a few together to wrap around the extension cord....just that you'll need more to them to get the job.... : )
1507067
It will depend on how thick the cords are and how tightly you wrap them. The wraps are only 8 inches long, so if you're trying to go around something bigger, it will be tough. For me, if I can wrap my middle finger and my thumb around it and touch, I can use this wrap. Hope that helps!
1507068
Probably. You might need to use two of them together, but they seem to hold together well.
1876157
That would be nice. But, no. You will need a good quality outdoor extension chord. I would suggest 100 ft.
924394
The ropes are long, but not that long. However you could probably extend them with your own cord.
467133
I just use a standard three prong outdoor extension cord like you would use for outdoor power equipment or Christmas lights. I got a green one so it blends in and doesn't stand out like the orange ones.
932995
I don't see why not...extension cords are usually smaller in diameter than garden hoses. (That's not too bad an idea!)
166889
Yes you can do that. One 16'strip per adapter. You need a special adapter to connect the 2 strips make sure its the right one.
1573159
As far as I know you can use any brand of foil or wrap. The only restriction is that is can only be 12 or so inches long. We use a fantastic wrap called Stretch-Tite Premium Plastic Food Wrap, 500 Sq. Ft., 516.12-Ft. x 11.5/8-Inch. I got one heck of a deal from Amazon a while ago. We have used this wrap for many, many years and just love it. I hope this helps you out.Have a wonderful summer, Roger
1316116
I don't think the company supplies an extension wire, but you should be able to cut and splice your own extension into the set to accommodate your need.
606902
I've got a 50ft heavy extention cord run out. I would not use a light weight household type cord though. -0 temperatures and product has worked fine.
595683
I have hooked up a 100ft extension with no problems. I reckon a 50ft would come with the same adapters. So I would say yes you can hook them up, or buy a 100ft instead.
1886849
I don't recall actually measuring the strip, as I got these back in 2012. My project required 14. 3 feet (give or take), and I had extra left over. Also, just as an FYI a friend of mine used these to highlight a bar/lounge, and was able to plug three strips in series to one 12v AC/DC adapter. Good luck with your project.
1219210
I don't see why not. The only problem is the tendency of Christmas lights to get hooked onto each other even when the cord isn't tangled.
513344
Yes to the length, I have used it for 3/32" to 1/4" wide tie wraps and it works fine. I can check to see if the design is such that it will accept anything wider on Friday if that will be useful.
450748
I don't see why not, just compare the length of the cords to the others that they have. Hope that help you out.
1486315
We use a 100 feet 14-gauge and there was no porplem at all. I'd say give it a try and if it doesn't work with your 12- gauge extension cords. Send it back for refund.
2010299
Better to just buy the appropriate size strings, which don't cost any more than these. You probably could use them, but you'll need to cut a fair bit off the end of each string to have an appropriate amount to wind around the pegs, and you'll probably lose the entire wrapping.
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I bought these for night lights although they can be used in Christmas light strings. Check your light string-it may take a C9 which is larger