I want to hang some outdoor lighting. About 50 feet, maybe a 5-10 pounds worth of electrical and paper lanterns... do you think this would be ideal?
294755
It is strong enough, coated, easy to work with, and probably would work for you.
294756
It's easy to work with and I believe strong enough. Right now I have a bird feeder hung through pulleys, about 30 ft total of wire. Total weight of feeder about 8 lb when full. Know though that the "insulation" on the wire was not intended for outdoor use and will degrade from sunlight in a few months. Not a problem really since the wire itself is SS and does not degrade.
294757
Yes this would work, it's weight is 45 lbs. Don't know how many intervals you are working with and you might want to overlap.
294758
It is by far the best picture wire I have ever used. It looks very nice, will not rust, plus it can hold up to 43lbs. of weight as shown on the photo of the product label. In my opinion it would be ideal for that use. Plus it is plastic coated which means it will not tear up your hands like other braided picture wire does. This wire is top of the line.
294759
Don't really know, but I have hung pictures weighing 25 pounds+ with no problem. I believe they make different strengths.
294760
I THINK YOU WOULD HAVE NO PROBLEMS AT ALL. This is very strong ,coated wire. Hope this helps.
294761
Yes this is very strong cable. It will hold much heavier frames and pictures.
294762
I used it to make a Christmas Tree on my flag pole. It will work perfectly...
1016563
I haven't installed my lights yet, but based on the size of the light bundle, it looks like it could be too much. Sorry I can't be of more help.
1403381
Yes, it just depends on how bright the light is outside. Just have a power source and youre fine.
1687020
Hello, Thank you for your inquiry! The sky lanterns are meant to fly, they can not be used like lamps. They should also not be anchored down once they are lit that can become a fire hazard. I would recommend using a basic round paper lantern if you would like to use it for decorations, those will work out better. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any further questions, we would be happy to assist you. Customer Service RepresentativeJust Artifacts1-866-620-8328
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If they are good batteries they should last a year or more, very easy to hang very soft nice light glowing colors I had about 12 of them in my backyard last year, from an awing you might have to use a flexible wire to make a good hook connection however, if a storm comes up with high winds I would take them down or heavy snow The glass panel is easy to wipe off with a soft cloth or I use my finger&#127803;
910737
I would say yes I put mine on an 80' grain leg and lights up the yard ok.We have 500 watt halogens on the shop
621637
ten (10 inches... you might get away with something less....but it no matter the size of your kitchen or wherever you want to hang these, anything less looks skimpy, I would think...unless you have a really really small place you are considering for this light.
817486
Sure! Why not?! It's a beautiful lantern and I can't imagine why it wouldn't be suitable for indoors. I would think it will hold up better over time too.
1951452
With the appropriate chain kit it would make a very nice hanging lamp. That was my initial intent when I purchased it.
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I think this one would work fine. It has 3 globes so it gives a lot of light. They all work off the same electrical box.
1550392
Yes you can hang lantern. It weighs as much assembled as unassembled. We used four people (2 were kids) due to not weight but awkwardness, one on each corner. You could certainly tip it on its side and then two people could manage it. We like that it can be lifted and moved.
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The glass is very loose, and I don't think it would take a high wind. You could put a dab of epoxy in the corners if you can get your hand up there to change the bulbs. My electrician is here installing mine so I asked him about being outdoors. He said as long as the electrical box where the wiring come from is weather tight you are ok. The fixture itself should be fine outside.
2019682
You would need a hanger for your tea light .. There is a cross wire on top of lantern to hang the led lights with a hook
96181
This lamp does not have an all weather enclosure, but if you place it in a protected area, it should be fine outdoors. You will need the proper socket for it to work.
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We have ours hanging 38.5 inches from ceiling to bottom of lantern. I cut a significant amount of excess cord as well. The lights height can be adjusted before hanging.
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In lantern mode it would be more than adequate. Long as you are in a few feet of it.
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The lamps are not specifically rated for outdoor use, but I have 2 of them in the ceiling outside my front door and don't expect any problems there. My opinion is that they will be fine as long as they are not getting rain-drenched. I plan to put them in my exterior flood fixtures that are kind of funnel shaped and the bulbs fit well inside them.