are these light enough to go on a christmas tree?
1816039
I think they probably are, however the branches need to be sturdy. A Frazer fir would not be a good tree.
1816040
Depends on the Christmas tree and how sturdy the branches were. I think it would be close. But if you can't use it for that then I am 90% sure that you would still enjoy it. These things are gorgeous.
1816041
Yes, absolutely, but they'll appear at their best surrounded by WHITE Christmas lights (colored ones would compete with the glass balls). Also, you'll want to use sturdy ribbon to hang them - I cannot imagine many live Xmas trees would hold them (they have some weight), but an artificial one should do fine.
1816042
I display this ornament on an ornament stand so I can see it all the time. The glass is heavy, and would need to be on a very sturdy branch.
67929
They are pretty light weight.may be not warm enough for cold winter weather. More for fall weather.
1211391
I think they are suppose to. My tree is still really tiny so I don't think it will happen for a long while. Good luck!
808799
No, they are too light. My cat seems to pitch them in the air and play with them that way. They do roll but not far.
1137216
As far as I can tell they are. This was the lighting recommended for an outside Christmas decoration and I have used it for the last couple of weeks and it has rained and so far no problem.
333887
Hello! Exactly I really don't know, but they're not that heavy...I would say less than 3 pounds? its really light, but most importantly, these lights are awesomeeeee.
134062
Hi i used these on a Hollywood theme cake although they are very bright litght and have different settings i cant guarantee they would work for a tree unless its a small tree
1219205
If you mean the regular Christmas tree lights, where the bulb is about an inch long...then yes. I would imagine it would be a bit of an overkill though, unless you have a lot of lights. The spool is pretty good size. If you have just a strand or two, I would look for one specifically made for lights. However if you have a lot of lights to store, it would be perfect. But for the price, you really can't lose.
1175832
These are perfect for Christmas trees. If you unplug a tree, you generally either have to get down on your knees to get to the plug or risk falling into the tree and/or knock off a few ornaments to get to it.
2172656
Not really. They are of poor quality , light weigh. You would be well advised to go to something different.
1211242
Yes, I used mine as outdoor Christmas lights. Part of a strand did not work, but the rest worked well in cold/snowy weather for the few weeks while they were up.
1021381
They are pretty light. But that said, since they are metal, if they are dropped on the foot, it can hurt. Also, we have had the kids drop these on our hard wood floors. Not the best, but what can you do?
2216255
not for outdoor use. the lights are for indoor displays at Christmas or other occasions. i would not use these lights for long periods of time and NOT in night lights.
1183370
Yes as long as the load is not too much. so a string of xmas lights, yes. a table saw, probably not. a really long string of xmas lights?????
2134429
Depends. I use them with 'older' Christmas lights that are incandescent and dimmable. This includes colored lights and rope lights. Note that many of the newer lights are LED and not considered dimmable.
1924349
They're very light but don't seem like they would break easily. My daughter uses for 3 different devices so I would think so.
1480050
Cute idea. I would say yes as they are very light. If I remember correctly...They have a hole drilled in each corner. Good luck and have fun.