Would these be good to wrap around an outdoor apartment patio railing?
939820
My opinion is yes. But remember, 10' is not going to cover 10' if it is wrapped. Good luck and happy decorating.
939821
Our Fairy Lights can be used outdoor. However, we would like to let you know that they are not waterproof so protection is needed especially for the battery box.
939822
They would, but.... They only run about 7 to 10 days and the batteries are dead. Find a different manufacture
939823
These tiny lights would be perfect for deck rail lighting. They are waterproof and battery operated also. The fact that they come in 20ft lengths with a timer is an added bonus as well. They are an excellent accent lighting choice because they do not look like Christmas lights as a result of very thin flexible wiring that bends and holds its position. I had been looking for this type of lighting for quite a while and was thrilled to have found these for all the reasons mentioned above.
939824
Yes. They give off good light. I used them on a small tree outside during the holidays and it worked well.
847778
i would say, yes. i use them regularly for outdoor dining on our terrace. they look great, too.
239063
The cords are covered with a velvety material and might look dusty or dirty easily outside. I think they are intended for indoor use, but IF your patio really doesn't sustain much wind or weather, they would possibly survive (and look awesome)!
2120401
We tried to mount them on a patio cover and the lights were too heavy for the clips. We ended up draping the lights over the patio cover. I would suggest getting stronger hooks for the lights if you mount them.
1798839
i guess you could take a piece of scrap wood and nudge it against the railing and container, that would make it snug. also, the weight of it when full of soil and flowers will help it stay. i LOVE these!
887983
I used it for the same thing, however I taped ot to the balcony railing! You would think that sounds flimsy but it is still sticking.
79929
No, I don't think they would be good for outdoor use unless you were using them in a completely enclosed porch where they would not be exposed to the weather. If they got wet they would not dry out properly.
1723623
I think a double sided removable outdoor tape would work best. I have found the performance of these is far less than I expected, maybe your results will differ
324484
I would think so; they are a thin vinyl & stick pretty good to the wall. I don't know how they would hold up outside to the elements.
2170760
You could put them on a thin railing, but they would tip forward or backward in an unattractive fashion. They likely wouldn't fall off, though.
790297
We put these outside on our tile balcony. They hold up very well, just a little faded now after several months. The only caution is that they can be very slippery, especially when wet underneath, as after a rain.
2002435
We used them on 2 x 4 deck railing and they were very snug, almost didn't fit. Because they were so tight the little pointy things inside marred the wood. However that said, we used them. I think they would cut into heavy duty plastics.
1331436
I KEEP mine outside but under a covered porch...the finish on them is minimal so if I were you I would put a coat of polyurethane on them. The wood seems solid enough to put outdoors.
118664
They'll work fine, but the grip that enables them to hold things in place is what eats through the finish. If this is important, perhaps a piece of Saran Wrap will protect things.
395232
Probably not for any length of time-they would probably peel up pretty easily if u hit the edge- not sure how weather proof they are out in the elements. They are vinyl based but probably would do better inside on a wall
1886637
Yes, you can certainly attach these to a railing using either zip ties or simply some wire. You will love these planters. They transformed my porch into a little sanctuary.
140377
Think about a deck umbrella or one you'd put in a patio set. It's about that size.