I want to use this as a point to string some lights to above our patio. About how tall is it after inserted in the ground? thanks
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I would say about 6 feet, because you need to insert at least 1 ft to be sturdy. Our dirt is clay so dries like cement and ours is so sturdy with a morning glory growing on it. If you are attaching to the filial you may need a longer screw than the one provided so that it will look nice.
503330
It would be cute with lights on it but it's not high enough to walk under after inserted in the ground. Mine is in about a foot. If it were in a large flower pot, it would gain some height.
503331
i am 5'6" and it is well above my head. it only goes in the ground about 6 inches so i would say its a good 7 '
503332
This trellis can be put into the ground to the height that suits you. But, so that it will be sturdy enough to not blow over it should be inserted at least 1 to 1 1/2 Ft. with that said you will be left with somewhere between 6 to 6 1/2 Ft. above the ground. The legs which are around 3 Ft. do not have to be inserted all the way up to the first embossed ring, if you insert it that far you will be left with a height of (4 1/2 Ft). Hope this helps.
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I agree with Cindy W. It depends on how deep you sink the legs. I have a very healthy clematis growing on mine, and we live in a very windy area. The legs are sunk in about a foot, and so far remain very sturdy. I would think you might strangle yourself if you try to string lights from anything lower than 7 - 8 feet! Better try something else.
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I had it pointed on to a out door floor plant about 5 ft tall, I had it in a lamp that had a moveable neck. I think I pulled it back 2 ft from the plant.and placed lamp on a desk. I was trying to get a out door plant to live through the winter in doors ..IT WORKED !
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From the top of the light to the bottom is 15.5" - the part that goes into the ground is 6.25". What you see in the picture if the 15.5"Hope this helps.
1606724
Four inches is alright, but would look better if it were around 7"...there is no adjustment on the light. We have ours outside and we love it.
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From the floor to the top of the stand you will need 7' 4" to tip it up to upright after assembly. I have no idea about the hook be cause mine is not set up. I live in a mobile home and my ceiling is not tall enough. It will have to be an outdoor chair for now.
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There are "leg extensions" in the package to anchor the trellis in the ground. So the trellis measures 90 inches above ground!
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That is the total length. You have to minus from the 36 inches however deep you plan to put it in the ground for the total height. The heavier the rainfall and/or the heavier the item placed on the hook, the deeper into the ground it has to be placed. Some of my hooks are into the ground a good 6" leaving a height of 30".
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Thank you for your question. The string is 34 feet long overall with4" spacing between lights. Thanks for looking!
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I did not count the lights and they are now stored away in the attic. I will say it is about 16.4 "lighted" feet. There is a plug section about 3 feet long which probably makes the difference between 5 meters and 6 meters. But that part screws off when linking strands together. See my review for that. Whether it's 128 or 150 doesn't make a difference in appearance. They don't have the density, obviously, of a standard incandescent icicle strand. But I think they looked great.
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Not as high as u think. I dnt no the exact. But these lights break easy. Good luck with it. Next purchase try simple grow leds. I have them an their great or if u wana go big try horticulture leds. Called purple sun. Its a $150 but ligghts up 8 by 8 feet square an is a work horse
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Mine is hanging from a shade structure in the yard and I have become aware that we have to be a bit careful with our grandkids and even dogs walking in to its path. I dont think I would look it to a tall branch, say 15 ft or higher as it could be a real safety issue - potentially a lot of mass moving very fast. I am not sure how to attach to a low branch with out hurting the branch?
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I have it mounted 20' up on the side of a tree in my backyard. Mine shines about a 30' out from the tree. I'm happy with the light.
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I measured just about 19" from the ceiling to the tip of the fixture that the light string come through. Hope this helps!
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Our cord was long enough to hang the lights from a 14 ft ceiling, about 7 ft off the floor.(I believe the description says it's a 50" inch cord) I don't know if you could replace the cord. The wires were covered in a cord that matched the fixture (oiled bronze). We had the electrician that wired the addition install all the fixtures and I don't think he had any issues with these. I posted a picture of one of the lights. I saw where they are $7.99 now so you wouldn't be out much if you wanted to try a longer cord. (Ours were twice that)
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9 inches. Just received mine that I was going to use to fix a landscape path light, it barely reaches outside the light fixture.
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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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about seven to eight ft high / that's how high I put my lights / the lights work great / make sure you have plenty of sun / work better in the summer months because the days are longer more sun light /