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Finish:Oil Rubbed Bronze, Glass Type:Clear Glass Panel, Light Bulb:(10)7w C7 Cand C Incand Multi-Light String LanternsPlug in up to four sets together to create a custom lookCan be for indoor or outdoor useSpacing between lanterns: 9′ on centerTail wire: 12’Note: Not for permanent exterior applications
Product Features
- Lantern string with 10 miniature lanterns lit by 10 7-watt bulbs
- Durable construction with an oil-rubbed bronze finish; miniature glass windows
- Can be connected with up to 3 additional sets (sold separately)
- UL-listed for indoor and temporary outdoor use; matching cord
- Measures approximately 192 inches long by 4 inches wide by 4 inches high
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Very pretty on my patio! Love the lights. Easy to install, they were NOT FLIMSY like other brands, the bulbs are standard, and they look sooooo nice on my new patio. Just be sure that when you order more than one to get matching sets. I mistakenly ordered two different colors (my bad). I would recommend these lights.
Ok for the price Bought these to add some light to my little patio. The lights are reasonable well made and except for one broken light bulb everything worked as should.The lights are a bit smaller in real life then I expected but using two sets I can at least cover a wall about 6 yards long which gives a pleasant ambient light.I plan to keep them outdoor at all times because I can not be bothered to take them down each time. We’ll see how they fare during the wetter the San Francisco winter. I suspect they don’t last more than a year but considering the price that is ok with me.
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